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anorectal

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Adj.1.anorectal - pertaining to the anus and rectum considered together


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This position decreases the anorectal angle, thus easing the evacuation of stools.
Managing a patient's constipation with physical therapy by Haskvitz, Esther M. / Physical Therapy
Anorectal ulcer in HIV patients, don't forget lymphogranuloma venereum
Real-time polymerase chain reaction to diagnose lymphogranuloma ... by Pena, A. Salvador / Emerging Infectious Diseases
The main factor that could trigger this is if we try to bring on individuals with "subsubspecialities" like breast surgery or anorectal surgery, whose scope of privileges would not make them capable of taking call (we have a general surgery call, but it would be rather silly and transparently manipulative to have a breast surgery call or anorectal surgery call).
ACPE poll: physician leaders distressed by specialist shortage; On ... by Steiger, Bill / Physician Executive
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