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[Anorectal pain].

J A de Godoy1, R S de Godoy

  • 1Centro Médico e Cirúrgico, Instituto de Gastroenterologia de São Paulo, CMC-IGESP.

Arquivos De Gastroenterologia
|October 1, 1992
PubMed
Summary

Understanding ano-rectal pain is crucial for diagnosing conditions like inflammation, piles, and tumors. Differentiating between superficial and deep pain aids in accurate clinical interpretation.

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Area of Science:

  • Gastroenterology
  • Pain Medicine
  • Anatomy

Context:

  • Ano-rectal pain is a common but complex symptom.
  • Accurate interpretation is vital for diagnosis and treatment.
  • Understanding innervation and pain types is key.

Purpose:

  • To highlight the importance of correctly interpreting ano-rectal pain.
  • To differentiate between superficial and deep pain sensations.
  • To correlate pain characteristics with specific anorectal diseases.

Summary:

  • Details rectal and anal canal innervation, distinguishing superficial and deep pain.
  • Explains pain as a combination of physiological perception and psychogenic reaction.
  • Discusses pain in inflammatory diseases, piles, tumors, and neuralgias.

Impact:

  • Aids colo-proctologists and clinicians in diagnosing anorectal conditions.
  • Improves patient management by linking specific pain patterns to diseases.
  • Enhances understanding of pain mechanisms in complex neurological and psychiatric cases.

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