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Metabolic Consequences after Urinary Diversion

2014

Metabolic disturbances are well-known, but sometimes neglected immediate consequences or late sequelae following urinary diversion (UD) using bowel segments. Whereas subclinical disturbances appear to be quite common, clinically relevant metabolic complications, however, are rare. Exclusion of bowel segments for UD results in loss of absorptive surface for its physiological function. Previous studies demonstrated that at least some of the absorbtive and secreting properties of the bowel are preserved when exposed to urine.For each bowel segment typical consequences and complications have been reported. The use of ileal and/or colonic segments may result in hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis …

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Indications for Performing a Proctologic Examination and Endoscopy

1979

Complaints from the patient about discomfort in the anal region, rectal bleeding, and change in bowel habits — especially recent occurrence of constipation or diarrhea or a change in either symptom — as well as tenesmus are obligatory reasons for conducting a proctologic examination. These symptoms should never be ignored or treated by prescription of hemorrhoid suppositories, antispasmodics, analgesics, or laxatives.

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