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The genetic factors of prolapse

jdeesohs2012

By jdeesohs2012,
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So I found this article in the Journal of Visceral Surgery over on ScienceDirect

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jviscsurg.2014.07.013

Here in their survey of people under 30 with anal prolapses (n=44) they found 61% had redundant rectosigmoid colon (otherwise known as a Tortuous colon).

To me this kinda makes sense? You have a bit of extra length that allows it to easily fall out without needing to move everything at once.

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