Surgical correction is ineffective for improvement of dyssynergic defecation in patients with rectal prolapse.

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Chang-Hwan Park

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Hyun-Soo Kim

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Jae-Kyun Joo

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Jong-Sun Rew

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Seon-Young Park

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Sung-Bum Cho

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Sung-Kyu Choi

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Young-Eun Joo

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Manometric, sensorimotor, and neurophysiologic evaluation of anorectal function.

Sutured posterior abdominal rectopexy with sigmoidectomy compared with Marlex rectopexy for rectal prolapse.

Anorectal function after abdominal rectopexy: parameters of predictive value in identifying return of continence.

Evacuation difficulties and other characteristics of rectal function associated with procidentia and the Ripstein operation.

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10.5056/JNM.2013.19.1.85

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