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紧急性是评估便失禁时的一个重要因素.

Louise Almkvist1, Ulf Gunnarsson2, Karin Strigård2

  • 1Department of Diagnostics and Intervention, Surgery, Umeå University, SE-901 87, Umeå, Sweden. louise.almkvist@umu.se.

Updates in surgery
|September 6, 2024
PubMed
概括

低前切除综合征 (LARS) 评分为评估便失禁 (FI) 的韦克斯纳评分提供了补充信息. 结合这两种分数,可以更全面地评估FI症状.

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结肠直肠外科手术是什么意思便失禁是一种便失禁.一般外科手术是一般的.产卵科 产卵科是指生殖器科的学科.评分方法 评分方法

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