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Office procedures in proctology.
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Pediatric proctologic disorders.
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Office proctology. Diagnosis and treatment.
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The posterior vaginal segment: proctologic considerations.
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The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons d/b/a The American Proctologic Society.
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Obstetrical and gynecological aspects of proctology: review of literature with comments.
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Results of use of chloramphenicol and other antibiotic in proctologic practice.
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Proctologic facts and observations.
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Pre-and postoperative care in proctology.
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Elective proctologic surgery in the aged.
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Analysis of two thousand consecutive proctologic examinations.
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The camera in proctology.
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PAINFUL PROCTOLOGIC DISEASE OF PROMINENT PERSONS: SOME FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD ANORECTAL DISEASES.
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Proctology in ancient Egypt: its continuing influence on the management of anorectal diseases.
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Hippocratic proctology.
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Proctologic management of the HIV-positive patient.
With the adoption of mandatory testing for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in military personnel, a large number of HIV-positive individuals have been identified. From January 1986 to February 1988, 677 HIV-positive patients were evaluated at Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center. Most of these patients had disease in the Armed Forces Walter Reed stage I or II. Other sexually transmitted diseases were found in 407 patients (more than 60%). Of 163 patients (24%) with treatable anorectal conditions, 44 had nonsexually related anorectal conditions and 119 had anal condylomata. Patients with disease in early Walter Reed stages I and II did well with therapy of their anorectal diseases. We present our methods of evaluation, infection control, treatment, and results.