rectal
rektum
definition
adjective
rectal cancer
of, relating to, or affecting the rectum.
example
These swollen and inflamed veins in your anus and rectum are another source of 'rectal' bleeding.
A fiber-rich diet may also play a part in lowering your risk of colon and 'rectal' cancer.
She frequently had abdominal pain and cramping, hard stools, and 'rectal' pain and pressure.
In addition, high fruit intake was associated only with a reduction in 'rectal' cancer.
Prostate enlargement is confirmed by a 'rectal' examination with a finger.
Fifteen percent of colorectal cancers can be detected by digital 'rectal' examination.
Not everyone needs to be tested for precancerous polyps and colon and 'rectal' cancer.
Symptoms are similar to those of prostate enlargement, and on 'rectal' examination the gland is felt to be very hard and irregular.
If these growths go untreated, you have an almost certain chance of developing colon and 'rectal' cancer.
The tumour is often palpable on 'rectal' or abdominal examination, and malignant ascites may also be evident.
The two treatment groups had different risks of developing 'rectal' cancer but not of developing cancer elsewhere in the colon.
If a hemorrhoid begins to stick out, gently push it back into the 'rectal' canal.
The management of a sexually acquired 'rectal' discharge parallels that of urethritis.
Clearly 'rectal' cancer surgery represents a greater technical challenge than colonic surgery.
If you have colon or 'rectal' cancer, you may require this surgery to remove your lower colon and rectum.
It leads to multiple 'rectal' and colon cancers in early adulthood for almost all of those affected by the condition.
Many of these symptoms may be due to another condition, such as piles or even 'rectal' or bowel cancer, so it is important to see your GP as soon as possible.
There are other research findings on prevention of colon and 'rectal' cancer.
Six months ago, at the age of 39, I was diagnosed as having 'rectal' cancer.
The normal core body temperature for humans, measured 'rectally' , depends on the environmental climate and internal metabolic function.
'Rectal' examination is essential if the medical history suggests a disorder in the lower abdomen, pelvis, lower rectal or anal region.
Intravenous fluid may provide relief from nausea and vomiting, but many pregnant women also require an antiemetic administered orally, 'rectally' , or by infusion with the fluid.
The nurse or doctor know your bowels are active because they either hear bowel sounds or you are passing gas 'rectally' .
They are given intravenously, by mouth or 'rectally' .
Traditionally, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, or other anticonvulsants have been given intravenously, but 'rectally' administered diazepam is now used as an efficacious alternative.
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