Diagnostik und Therapie der analen Inkontinenz

Die anale Inkontinenz ist eine hinsichtlich der Prävalenz häufig unterschätzte Erkrankung, welche in der Regel mit einem signifikanten Leidensdruck vergesellschaftet ist. Das Krankheitsbild tritt mit zunehmendem Alter häufiger auf und wird daher im Hinblick auf den demografischen Wandel in Deutschland zukünftig eine größere Bedeutung bekommen.

Schlüsselwörter

Proktologie - Stuhlinkontinenz - Enddarm - Kolon - Defäkation

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