“…Despite of an adequate relaxation of the puborectalis muscle during straining, the anal canal was not adequately opened, obstructing rectal emptying. Only after a considerable increase of intra-abdominal pressure that rectal contrast was eliminated, confirming Fang et al 31 theory that evacuation only occurs due to a difference of intrarectal pressure vs. resting pressure of the anal canal. At maximum stage of pushing, a funnel shape image was noted in the upper portion of the anorectal ring, which represents the dynamic display of the internal anal sphincter achalasia.…”