A STUDY ON THE ETIOLOGY OF GROSS RECTORRHAGIA IN ADULT PATIENTS, REFERRED TO CLINICS OF ARAK UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE FROM JUL, 23, 2000 TO AUG, 22, 2001

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A STUDY ON THE ETIOLOGY OF GROSS RECTORRHAGIA IN ADULT PATIENTS, REFERRED TO CLINICS OF ARAK UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE FROM JUL, 23, 2000 TO AUG, 22, 2001

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RECTORRHAGIAQ3

ANOSCOGYQ4

COLONOSCOPYQ4

POLYPQ2

CANCERQ4

HEMORRHOIDQ4

CAPILLARY CHILDRENQ4

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Introduction: Lower gastrointestinal bleeding (GIB), as well as upper GIB, is one of the most common causes of patient's referral to surgen and internist. From patients view, nothing is as terrible as bleeding from mouth or anus. Lower GIB may be benign or malignant, simple or complex. Bleeding may be occult with further weakness, or it may be severe and lead to death. So lower GIB work up from etiological point of view is mandatory. Material and Methods: This was an observational and descriptive-analytic study, performed from Jul, 23, 2000 to Aug, 11, 2001. In this study, we evaluated patients with gross RECTORRHAGIA referred to especial clinics, by history taking, physical examination, anoscopy, rectosigmoidoscopy, COLONOSCOPY and barium enema. Results: From the total number of 580 cases who completed the study, 55.2% were male and 44.8% female. 40.3% had constipation and RECTORRHAGIA, 14.7% had chronic diarrhea with RECTORRHAGIA and 45% had RECTORRHAGIA with normal bowel habits. From etiological point of view, 20% of patients had HEMORRHOID, 12.4% had anal fissures, 10.2% had inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), 9.65% had POLYPs, 3.1% had infective proctitis and 30.4% were unknown causes.Conclusions: Gross RECTORRHAGIA is relatively common cause of GIB. Although most of the lesions were of benign nature, in this study, because of serious complications and high morbidity and mortality, IBD, colonic POLYPs and CANCER must be ruled out with complet work up.

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FANI, A.. (2002). A STUDY ON THE ETIOLOGY OF GROSS RECTORRHAGIA IN ADULT PATIENTS, REFERRED TO CLINICS OF ARAK UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE FROM JUL, 23, 2000 TO AUG, 22, 2001. ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ), 5(2 (19)), 29-33. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/69621/en

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FANI A.. A STUDY ON THE ETIOLOGY OF GROSS RECTORRHAGIA IN ADULT PATIENTS, REFERRED TO CLINICS OF ARAK UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE FROM JUL, 23, 2000 TO AUG, 22, 2001. ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ)[Internet]. 2002;5(2 (19)):29-33. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/69621/en

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A. FANI, “A STUDY ON THE ETIOLOGY OF GROSS RECTORRHAGIA IN ADULT PATIENTS, REFERRED TO CLINICS OF ARAK UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE FROM JUL, 23, 2000 TO AUG, 22, 2001,” ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ), vol. 5, no. 2 (19), pp. 29–33, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/69621/en

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