AI Article Synopsis
- The study focuses on surgical treatment for chronic colonic stasis, specifically examining the hypoganglionic variant of Hirschsprung's disease as a cause of chronic constipation in adults.
- The condition is challenging to diagnose due to its complex nature, often allowing for a prolonged compensation period before treatment is sought.
- Surgical intervention is often required due to severe motor-evacuation dysfunction in the large intestine, with a success rate of 96% in patient recovery post-surgery.
Article Abstract
Surgical treatment of chronic colonic stasis is still a complicated and difficult for solution problem. The undertaken study characterizes one of the causes of chronic constipation in adults--the hypoganglionic variant of Hirschsprung's disease whose clinical course is marked by a prolonged period of compensation while the complex diagnosis is extremely difficult. The severe disorders of the motor-evacuation function of the large intestine make surgery necessary; operation leads to recovery of 96% of patients.
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