Sexually related trauma: A review

Elam, Amanda L.; Ray, V Gail

doi:10.1016/s0196-0644(86)80996-9

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“…Many instruments and methods have been suggested for this purpose. 5,6 Examples of these are Foley catheters, Sengstaken-Blakemore tubes, obstetric forceps, vacuum extractors, wide radius rectoscopes, and transanal endoscopic microsurgery instruments. 7 However, the easiest method is the simple extraction of the object with the help of two hemostatic clamps, under direct vision.…”

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Foreign bodies in the rectum: An analysis of 30 patients

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Foreign bodies in the rectum: An analysis of 30 patients

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“…Many instruments and methods have been suggested for this purpose. 5,6 Examples of these are Foley catheters, Sengstaken-Blakemore tubes, obstetric forceps, vacuum extractors, wide radius rectoscopes, and transanal endoscopic microsurgery instruments. 7 Memon et al emphasize that the most appropriate instrument of extraction is the hand of a female surgeon.…”

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A new extraction technique for rectal foreign bodies with a rubber band ligation device

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Foreign bodies in the rectum are a rare clinical condition that should be noted. The most frequently encountered cause is erotic activity. The first goal of the therapy is extraction of the foreign body using the simplest method possible while protecting the integrity of the intestine. Many instruments and methods have been suggested for this purpose. This report discusses a new management strategy for these patients along with a review of the literature.

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“…'3 Men who present with genital and perineal injuries should be questioned sensitively about the possibility of sexual assault. 22 Those who do report the assault require careful assessment with a view to legal proceedings. '6 Although there is a lack of consensus on the need for HIV testing of women victims,23 24 the anal trauma that occurs in male rape may make transmission of HIV more likely, so men should be screened for HIV.…”

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