1935
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9610(35)91218-1
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Complete rectal occlusion necessitating colostomy due to carcinoma of the prostate

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“…Though extremely unusual, annular strictures of the rectosigmoid colon have been reported in the past [4,8]. However, this presentation with obstructive symptoms has not been described in the recent literature.…”
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“…Though extremely unusual, annular strictures of the rectosigmoid colon have been reported in the past [4,8]. However, this presentation with obstructive symptoms has not been described in the recent literature.…”
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confidence: 89%
“…Locally, it may involve the seminal vesicles and, much less frequently, the rectum. The infrequent spread to the rectum despite its close proximity to the prostate gland has been attributed to Denonvilliers' fascia, a critical barrier to local extension of tumor [4].…”
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“…As formas de invasão do retossigmóide por tumores de próstata foram definidas em três tipos, por Lazarus em 1935 (8) : tipo I -massa retal anterior; tipo II -estenose retal anular e tipo III -massa em parede retal anterior ulcerada. Em 1957, Winter (7) acrescentou mais dois tipos à classificação de Lazarus, tipo IV, para denominar metástase isolada para o retossigmóide e tipo V para carcinomas de próstata e de reto associados.…”
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“…13 In 1957, Winter 9 added a type IV to the above classification to denote separate metastasis to the rectosigmoid. Table 3 summarises the frequency with which the four types have been reported in the literature.…”
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