Surgical approaches to anal incontinence.

Keyphrases

• Incontinence 100%
• Surgical Approach 100%
• Anal Incontinence 100%
• Fecal Incontinence 66%
• Continence 66%
• Success Rate 66%
• Trauma 33%
• Therapeutic Potential 33%
• Patient Selection 33%
• Surgical Treatment 33%
• Sigmoid Resection 33%
• External Sphincter 33%
• Abdominal Repair 33%
• Gluteus Medius 33%
• Anal Sphincter Injury 33%
• Internal Anal Sphincter 33%
• Anal Sphincter 33%
• Primary Repair 33%
• Silastic 33%
• Surgeon Experience 33%
• Surgeon Preference 33%
• Suture Rectopexy 33%
• Stomata 33%
• Gracilis 33%
• Dacron 33%
• Secondary Reconstruction 33%
• Muscle Transfer 33%
• Anorectal Angle 33%
• Rectal Procidentia 33%
• AMS 800 33%
• Sphincter Reconstruction 33%
• Urinary Sphincter 33%
• Underlying Etiologies 33%
• Neurological Damage 33%
• Anal Encirclement 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Feces Incontinence 100%
• Surgical Approach 100%
• Sphincter 100%
• Incontinence 75%
• Internal Anal Sphincter 75%
• Continence 50%
• Surgeon 25%
• Urinary System 25%
• Sigmoidectomy 25%
• Proctopexy 25%
• Silastic 25%
• Rectal Prolapse 25%
• Gracilis 25%
• Muscle Transplantation 25%
• Polyethylene Terephthalate 25%
• Suture 25%
• Stoma 25%
• Etiology 25%
• Surgery 25%