Early effect of external beam radiation therapy on the anal sphincter: A study using anal manometry and transrectal ultrasound

Keyphrases

• Early Effect 100%
• External Beam Radiotherapy 100%
• Anal Sphincter 100%
• Transrectal Ultrasound 100%
• Anal Manometry 100%
• No Significant Difference 33%
• Immediate Effect 33%
• Colorectal Cancer 33%
• Difference in Mean 33%
• Resting Blood Pressure 33%
• Radiotherapy 33%
• Histologic Examination 33%
• Acute Effects 33%
• Sensory Threshold 33%
• Radiation Therapy 33%
• Distal Margin 33%
• Rectal Carcinoma 33%
• Abdominoperineal Resection 33%
• Low Anterior Resection 33%
• Pelvic Irradiation 33%
• External Beam Radiation 33%
• Sphincter-preserving Surgery 33%
• Anal Function 33%
• Radiation-induced Changes 33%
• Squeeze Pressure 33%
• Preoperative Radiation Therapy 33%
• Preoperative Radiation 33%
• Postoperative Incontinence 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Radiation Therapy 100%
• Transrectal Ultrasonography 100%
• External Beam Radiotherapy 100%
• Internal Anal Sphincter 100%
• Anal Manometry 100%
• Sphincter 66%
• Preoperative Radiotherapy 66%
• Perceptive Threshold 33%
• Rectum Cancer 33%
• Incontinence 33%
• Rectum Carcinoma 33%
• Abdominoperineal Resection 33%
• Lower Anterior Resection 33%
• Pelvic Radiotherapy 33%