期刊名称：International Journal of Early Childhood Special Education
电子版ISSN：1308-5581
出版年度：2022
卷号：14
期号：4
页码：2422-2425
DOI：10.9756/INTJECSE/V14I4.336
语种：English
出版社：International Journal of Early Childhood Special Education
摘要：An anal stricture is a constriction of the tube that removes feces from the body (anal canal). Anal stricture is another name for it. The scar tissue in the anal canal is to blame. this mightresult in pain and other issues with bowelmovements. An anal stricture is the constriction of the anal canal. Can be congenital or acquired, usually as a result of persistent inflammation and subsequent strep throat. The severity of the stenosis should dictate the medical and surgical treatment. Anal stenosis is an uncommon but hazardous anorectal surgery complication thatUsually occurs after a hemorrhoidectomy. Anal stenosis is a stumbling block in surgical treatment. A Medline search for studies on the Anal stenosis was successfully treated. there was a list of surgical and non-surgical treatment alternatives. Produced based on the disease’s etiology, pathogenesis and categorization. Overzealous hemorrhoidectomy is responsible for 90 % of anal strictures. Treatment options, both medical and surgical, should be tailored to the severity of the stenosis. symptoms and Important clinical Finding:The need to urinate is one of the main signs of anal stricture. Constipation, bleeding after a bowel movement, thin stool, diarrhea, and other symptoms include straining to pass stool. The patient's main complaint is that he can't pass feces on his own. After a year and a half of surgery. The main diagnose, therapeutic intervention and outcome: -Anal stenosis is a type of anal stenosis that occurs when the with loose stools or fiber supplements, mild stenosis can be treated with caution. A Sphincterotomy may be sufficient for a patient with a little construction. A Formalanoplasty should be performed to address tissue loss from the anal canal in more severe strictures. Conclusion: - Anal stenosis is almost always avoidable. The strategy to avoid hemorrhoids is to have a well-done hemorrhoidectomy. When treating severe anal stenosis, colorectal surgeons should consider anoplasty. The anorectum and perianal area have a complicated anatomical arrangement. and understanding it is required before executing any surgical treatment. The majority of post-anop problems can be avoided by paying attention to the anatomy of the rectal wall during surgical operations. The preparation of flaps is critical to the success of the procedure. In every scenario, extensive mobilisation is required to conserve as much subcutaneous fat as possible, Suture line tension should be kept to a minimum to sustain survival.
