Anal Fissure

Anal Fissure

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    Anal Fissure

    What is Anal Fissure Disease?

    Anal fissure disease is the cracks that occur in the skin part called anoderm at the entrance of the anal canal, which is the last part of the large intestine. These cracks anatomically extend between the sawtooth-shaped border of the anal canal, called the dentate line, and the anal edge entrance, called the anal verge. These cracks do not exceed the upper limit of the dentate line. The length and depth of these cracks in the outer part of the anal canal may vary from case to case and even at different times in the same case.

    Anal fissure is typically seen in locations in the anal canal where blood flow is least and tension during defecation is greatest. The majority of them (about 90%) are localized in the posterior midline. Rarely, they may develop in the anterior midline. Although it is seen equally in both genders, only 1% of the anal fissures seen in men are located in the front, while this rate is 10% in the female gender.

    Anal fissure disease can be seen in all age groups (the most common cause of rectal bleeding in babies is acute anal fissures). However, it is an important health problem of the young adult population.

    What is the Frequency of Anal Fissure in the Society?
    What Causes the Formation of Anal Fissures?
    What are the Clinical Symptoms and Signs of Anal Fissure Disease?
    How to Classify Anal Fissure? Why Is This Difference Important?
    How to Diagnose Anal Fissure?
    Non-Surgical Methods in the Treatment of Anal Fissure Disease?
    Use of Medication (Creams containing Glyceryl Trinitrate) in the Treatment of Anal Fissure Disease?
    Botox Injection in Anal Fissure Treatment?
    Surgical Treatment of Anal Fissure Disease
    Special Group of Patients with Anal Fissure
     

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