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2019-07-13 12:44:09
I had rectoanal intussusception in plain defecography done one year back..Today did MRI defecography in which foll has been detected..Can rectoanal intussusception progress to rectocele?kindly answer..plz help me...
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Yes with the time it can progress.

Answered2019-07-13 13:02:10

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