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▶Ep 92 · 8:12
Laparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.
Laparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.
Sclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.
Sclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.
Sclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.
Laparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.
host_summaryThe majority of pediatric rectal prolapse cases do not need surgery.↗
▶Ep 92 · 2:26
clinicalThe majority of pediatric rectal prolapse cases do not need surgery.↗
▶Ep 92 · 2:33
clinicalThe most common reasons for rectal prolapse in children are constipation, sitting on the potty too long, or sitting on it incorrectly.↗
▶Ep 92 · 2:33
host_summaryThe most common reasons for rectal prolapse in children are constipation, sitting on the potty too long, or sitting on it incorrectly.↗
▶Ep 92 · 2:55
clinicalPhysical exam is key to distinguish rectal prolapse from intussusception, polyps, and rectal hemorrhoids.↗
▶Ep 92 · 2:55
host_summaryPhysical exam is key to distinguish rectal prolapse from intussusception, polyps, and rectal hemorrhoids.↗
▶Ep 92 · 3:39
clinicalParents should be taught how to safely reduce a prolapse to avoid incarceration.↗
▶Ep 92 · 3:39
host_summaryParents should be taught how to safely reduce a prolapse to avoid incarceration.↗
▶Ep 92 · 6:31
clinicalA 2019 Journal of Pediatric Surgery review of sclerotherapy publications found that alcohol is the most popular sclerosing agent and is pretty effective.↗
▶Ep 92 · 6:31
host_summaryA 2019 Journal of Pediatric Surgery review of sclerotherapy publications found that alcohol is the most popular sclerosing agent and is pretty effective.↗
▶Ep 92 · 7:04
opinionAlcohol as a sclerosing agent is probably really easy to obtain in the hospital setting.↗
▶Ep 92 · 7:04
opinionAlcohol as a sclerosing agent is probably really easy to obtain in the hospital setting.↗
▶Ep 92 · 8:04
clinicalSclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.↗
▶Ep 92 · 8:04
host_summarySclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.↗
▶Ep 92 · 8:12
host_summaryLaparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.↗
▶Ep 92 · 8:12
guidelineLaparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.↗
▶Ep 92 · 9:20
clinicalPatients with rectal prolapse may benefit from a multidisciplinary team approach including behavioral therapy and physical therapy.↗
▶Ep 92 · 9:20
host_summaryPatients with rectal prolapse may benefit from a multidisciplinary team approach including behavioral therapy and physical therapy.↗
clinicalThe majority of pediatric rectal prolapse cases do not need surgery.↗
▶Ep 40 · 2:26
host_summaryThe majority of pediatric rectal prolapse cases do not need surgery.↗
▶Ep 40 · 2:33
host_summaryThe most common reasons for rectal prolapse in children are constipation, sitting on the potty too long, or sitting on it incorrectly.↗
▶Ep 40 · 2:33
clinicalThe most common reasons for rectal prolapse in children are constipation, sitting on the potty too long, or sitting on it incorrectly.↗
▶Ep 40 · 2:55
clinicalPhysical exam is key to distinguish rectal prolapse from intussusception, polyps, and rectal hemorrhoids.↗
▶Ep 40 · 2:55
host_summaryPhysical exam is key to distinguish rectal prolapse from intussusception, polyps, and rectal hemorrhoids.↗
▶Ep 40 · 3:39
host_summaryParents should be taught how to safely reduce a prolapse to avoid incarceration.↗
▶Ep 40 · 3:39
clinicalParents should be taught how to safely reduce a prolapse to avoid incarceration.↗
▶Ep 40 · 6:31
clinicalA 2019 Journal of Pediatric Surgery review of sclerotherapy publications found that alcohol is the most popular sclerosing agent and is pretty effective.↗
▶Ep 40 · 6:31
host_summaryA 2019 Journal of Pediatric Surgery review of sclerotherapy publications found that alcohol is the most popular sclerosing agent and is pretty effective.↗
▶Ep 40 · 7:04
opinionAlcohol as a sclerosing agent is probably really easy to obtain in the hospital setting.↗
▶Ep 40 · 7:04
opinionAlcohol as a sclerosing agent is probably really easy to obtain in the hospital setting.↗
▶Ep 40 · 8:04
clinicalSclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.↗
▶Ep 40 · 8:04
host_summarySclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.↗
▶Ep 40 · 8:12
host_summaryLaparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.↗
▶Ep 40 · 8:12
guidelineLaparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.↗
▶Ep 40 · 9:20
clinicalPatients with rectal prolapse may benefit from a multidisciplinary team approach including behavioral therapy and physical therapy.↗
▶Ep 40 · 9:20
host_summaryPatients with rectal prolapse may benefit from a multidisciplinary team approach including behavioral therapy and physical therapy.↗
host_summaryThe majority of pediatric rectal prolapse cases do not need surgery.↗
▶Ep 2 · 2:33
host_summaryThe most common reasons for rectal prolapse in children are constipation, sitting on the potty too long, or sitting on it incorrectly.↗
▶Ep 2 · 2:55
host_summaryPhysical exam is key to distinguish rectal prolapse from intussusception, polyps, and rectal hemorrhoids.↗
▶Ep 2 · 3:39
host_summaryParents should be taught how to safely reduce a prolapse to avoid incarceration.↗
▶Ep 2 · 6:31
host_summaryA 2019 Journal of Pediatric Surgery review of sclerotherapy publications found that alcohol is the most popular sclerosing agent and is pretty effective.↗
▶Ep 2 · 7:04
opinionAlcohol as a sclerosing agent is probably really easy to obtain in the hospital setting.↗
▶Ep 2 · 8:04
host_summarySclerotherapy with ethyl alcohol is the recommended first option after failed conservative management, can be performed up to 3 times, and has an estimated cumulative success rate of a little bit over 80%.↗
▶Ep 2 · 8:12
host_summaryLaparoscopic rectopexy is the recommended operative approach for patients who fail sclerotherapy because it has the lowest complication rate and the highest success rate.↗
▶Ep 2 · 9:20
host_summaryPatients with rectal prolapse may benefit from a multidisciplinary team approach including behavioral therapy and physical therapy.↗
