Redundant colon as a cause of constipation.
The authors present evidence to show that a long colon is associated with constipation. In certain cases of intractable constipation associated with a long colon they recommend surgical treatment.
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Constipation and indigestion.
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[Constipation and psychosomatic mechanisms].
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Constipation resulting from nongastrointestinal disorders.
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[Constipation and psycho-somatic medicine].
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[Amebiasis of the cecum as cause of constipation and other clinically milder forms of amebiasis].
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[Outline of treatment for constipation].
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[Sphincter troubles in the course of poliomyelitis].
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[Constipation following sigmoid diverticulosis with perisigmoiditis; osteoarthrosis deformans].
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A case of surgical constipation.
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Achylli and constipation.
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Constipation seen after radical hysterectomy for cancer of the uterine cervix.
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[Spasm of the cecocolic tract or sphincter of Hirsch: its role in spastic constipation].
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Intestinal atony and corticosteroids.
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[Experiences with laxans Thomae, a contact laxative, in gynecology & obstetrics].
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[Constipation in female genital diseases].
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