Using digital ambulatory 24h-manometry of the intestinum 56 consecutive clinical patients with chronical constipation, divided into the subgroups of slow-transit constipation (STC; n=32), normal-transit constipation (NTC; n=16) and the isolated anorectal outlet obstipation, were examined and compared with 50 normal persons. The data were evaluated visually and electronically. STC- (100 %) and NTC-patients (94 %) often showed dysmotility within the small intestine, ARE-patients did never. The observed dysmotilities indicate intestinal neuropathy and present starting points for further diagnostics and therapy.
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Using digital ambulatory 24h-manometry of the intestinum 56 consecutive clinical patients with chronical constipation, divided into the subgroups of slow-transit constipation (STC; n=32), normal-transit constipation (NTC; n=16) and the isolated anorectal outlet obstipation, were examined and compared with 50 normal persons. The data were evaluated visually and electronically. STC- (100 %) and NTC-patients (94 %) often showed dysmotility within the small intestine, ARE-patients did never. The o...
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