background and objectives: the etiology, pathophysiology, nomenclature and clinical manifes-tation of solitary rectal ulcer syndrome (srus) is poorly understood. aim: to examine the pathology of mucosal changes and clinical features of this syndrome. materials and methods: the mucosal biopsies of 19 patients with clinical evidence of solitary rectal ulcer as been reviewed in accordance with the...

INTRODUCTION Solitary rectal ulcer syndrome is a condition in which an ulcer occurs in the rectum. There is evidence that solitary rectal ulcer syndrome is associated with rectal prolapse either overt or occult and that stopping complete rectal prolapse may lead to rapid healing of the solitary rectal ulcer. A huge variety of operative techniques have been described in the literature to correct...

patients with solitary rectal ulcer syndrome (srus) come to a physician with passage of mucus and bloody liquid within defecation. the treatment for srus is depended to the severity of symptoms and the existance of rectal prolapse. this study is a report of the assessing of rectopexy as surgical modalities for 62 medical treatment resistant srus patients who were referred to the gastrointestina...

The solitary rectal ulcer syndrome is a rare entity commonly occurring in young patients. A young male presented with symptoms of tenesmus, passage of mucus and blood per rectum. Empirical treatment with anti amoebic therapy was not effective. Endoscopy revealed two ulcers of about 2 cm diameter located in the anterior rectal wall. The endoscopic appearance was suggestive of solitary rectal ulc...

A 19 year female came with the complaints of rectal bleeding, constipation, griping abdominal pain and mucous discharge per rectum. Abdomen was tender on examination. Digital rectal examination in the squatting position revealed unterior rectal wall prolapse to the anal verge. Sigmoidoscopy and biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of Solitary Rectal Ulcer (S.R.U.) Syndrome.

Background and Objectives: The etiology, pathophysiology, nomenclature and clinical manifes-tation of solitary rectal ulcer syndrome (SRUS) is poorly understood. Aim: To examine the pathology of mucosal changes and clinical features of this syndrome. Materials and Methods: The mucosal biopsies of 19 pati...

Solitary rectal ulcer syndrome (SRUS) is a rare benign and chronic rectal disease that has a wide spectrum of clinical presentations and variable endoscopic findings [1]. Rectal bleeding and abdominal pain are known as the main symptoms of SRUS. Usually, it is misdiagnosed through colonoscopy [2]; SRUS mimicking rectal cancer according to endoscopic findings, abdominopelvic computed tomography ...