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Rectal injury caused by a personal watercraft accident: report of a case by Parsons, D P, Kahn, H A, Isler, J T, Billingham, R P

“…An original case of rectal injury after a personal watercraft accident is reported. Principles of rectal trauma management are discussed. We present a case of…”
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The single-stapled ileo pouch anal anastomosis: a reasonable compromise by Senagore, A J, Billingham, R P, Luchtefeld, M A, Isler, J T, Adkins, T A

“…Minimal anal sphincter disruption and preservation of the transitional epithelium during ileal pouch anal anastomosis (IPAA) are believed to play important…”
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Approach to the patient by Parsons, D P, Isler, J T

“…A systematic approach to the patient with anorectal complaints allows for an accurate and efficient diagnosis of the underlying problem. The process can be…”
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The role of preoperative colonoscopy in colorectal cancer by Isler, J T, Brown, P C, Lewis, F G, Billingham, R P

“…Routine preoperative colonoscopy has been recommended for those patients with the diagnosis of colorectal cancer to identify synchronous polyps and/or cancers…”
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Treatment of levator syndrome using high-voltage electrogalvanic stimulation by Billingham, R P, Isler, J T, Friend, W G, Hostetler, J

“…Twenty patients diagnosed as having levator syndrome were treated with electrogalvanic stimulation (EGS). Many of these patients had previously been treated…”
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Prevalence and management of prolapse of the ileoanal pouch by EHSAN, Mitra, ISLER, John T, KIMMINS, Mark H, BILLINGHAM, Richard P

“…Known late complications of ileal pouch-anal anastomoses include chronic pouchitis, poor pouch function, or stricture. These may jeopardize the pouch and may…”
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Use of a Critical Pathway for Colon Resections by Melbert, R.Barry, Kimmins, Mark H, Isler, John T, Billingham, Richard P, Lawton, Darci, Salvadalena, Ginger, Cortezzo, Mark, Rowbotham, Ron

“…Tremendous variation in patient care exists, both among medical centers and among individual surgeons, in the field of colon and rectal surgery. Clinical or…”
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