THE ROLE OF ANORECTAL MANOMETRY, BIOFEEDBACK THERAPY AND TIBIAL NEUROMODULATION IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF ANAL INCONTINENCE IN ELDERLY
Improving medical technology and the widespread introduction of conservative rehabilitation methods led to the possibility of improving the quality of life of patients undergoing cancer surgery sphincter-preserving, including older adults. At the same time the number of patients complaining of urinary various components of the intestinal contents, without severe organic damage to the muscles closing apparatus of the rectum increased, which is especially important for persons over 60-65 years. The authors proposed a diagnostic and conservative correction of anal incontinence in the elderly using biofeedback based on anorectal manometry and tibial neuromodulation.