- Except for small, insular, perianal condyloma clusters, the diagnosis of perianal and intra-anal condyloma mandates total surgical excision.
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Indications
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Contraindications
- The sole contraindication is for seriously ill moribund patients. In florid local inflammation (e.g., abscess), the procedure should be postponed until the infection has cleared.
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Diagnostic work-up
- Proctological examination: Inspection, palpation, proctoscopy, rectoscopy
- If malignant transformation and infiltration are suspected, biopsy first and then follow up with appropriate diagnostic measures
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Special preparation
- None, some cases may require cleansing or emptying of the rectum
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Informed consent
- Recurrence
- Local wound healing problems
- Bleeding
- In extensive findings cosmetically vexing changes of the anal region possible
- Impaired skin sensitivity
Anesthesia
General anesthesia (General anesthesia),Regional anesthesia (Epidural anesthesia, Caudal block)In s
General anesthesia (General anesthesia),Regional anesthesia (Epidural anesthesia, Caudal block)In s
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