ALTERAÇÕES MANOMÉTRICAS EM PACIENTES COM ENDOMETRIOSE INTESTINAL
This retrospective pilot study analyzed anorectal manometry parameters in 17 patients with confirmed intestinal endometriosis to correlate physiological findings with gastrointestinal symptoms. The researchers identified a statistically significant negative correlation between resting anal pressure and the total number of reported symptoms, indicating that lower resting pressure is associated with a higher symptom burden. Specifically, diarrhea was the only individual symptom significantly correlated with resting pressure values, while the authors noted that the small sample size and patient age might influence these results. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on the anorectal manometric alterations associated with intestinal involvement.
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