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Meanings of defecation disorder in English

Difficult defecation.

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        During treatment all patients with constipation improved and nineteen of the twenty-one patients with dyschezia became asymptomatic.
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        Results: Biofeedback retraining did not suppress dyschezia in 13 out of 27 patients.
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        The 35 patients were symptomatic for dyschezia without slow colonic transit and had been diagnosed as being affected by pelvic floor dyssynergia.
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        The bimodal rehabilitation technique can be considered a useful therapeutic option for functional dyschezia as shown by our clinical evaluations, manometric data and defecographic reports.
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        After a median follow-up of 38 months, there were no cases of disease recurrence and dyschezia improved in 75 % of patients.
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        However, the method is less effective among adults with constipation or obstructed defecation.
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        Transanal stapling achieved good midterm results in patients with symptoms of obstructed defecation, nevertheless a number of severe complications have been reported.
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        The median preoperative Symptom Severity Score and Obstructed Defecation Score were both decreased compared with the postoperative scores (P = .001).
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        Conclusion: Transanal endoscopic microsurgery and TME do not seem to differ in quality of life postoperatively, but defecation disorders are more frequently encountered after TME.
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