Journal of the American Medical Association · 1959 · 10 citations · 2 references
MedicineSurgeryClinical AnatomyGastroenterologyGeneral SurgeryForeign Body ResponseRectal ExaminationAccidental Insertion
Foreign bodies in the rectum are frequently reported in the surgical literature. Objects are often inserted accidentally. At other times they are deliberately inserted, and the question as to what prompts persons to do this is a moot one. Frequently, these foreign bodies inserted through the anus are the result of prankish debauches and practical jokes. Sometimes they are inserted for the purpose of sexual deviation, and slip beyond the grasp of the user. Often they are inserted by the psychotic person with no actual or apparent intent or purpose. Unless it can be established that the presence of a foreign body in the rectum is the result of an accidental insertion, it is frequently difficult to evoke a satisfactory history from these patients as to the reason for its presence. This is understandable, as embarrassment often inhibits them from revealing the reasons for their deliberate act and their consequent
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ANUS, RECTUM, SIGMOID COLON, Diagnosis and Treatment
William H. Amspacher · Annals of Surgery · 1950 · 73 citations
Medicine, Surgery, Gastroenterology +11
Foreign Body (Bottle) in Rectum
Stanley H. Macht · Radiology · 1944 · 14 citations