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The Antique Art of Proctology Mark W. Arnold MD Chief, Colon and Rectal Surgery The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

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The Antique Art of Proctology

Mark W. Arnold MDChief, Colon and Rectal Surgery

The Ohio State University WexnerMedical Center

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Dinner Conversation with Dr. Goldberg

• Me: I don’t think there has been a significant advance in proctology since the 1950s.

• Dr. Goldberg: That’s ridiculous. What about the LIFT procedure?

• Me: Okay, I’ll give you the LIFT procedure. What about the stapled hemorrhoidectomy?

• Dr. Goldberg: That should never be done.

• Me: That’s my point.

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Bibliography

• 1. A Treatise on Diseases of the Rectum, Anus, and Sigmoid Flexure; Joseph M. Mathews, MD, Professor of Surgery and Clinical Lecturer on Disease of the rectum, Kentucky School of Medicine, 1892.

• 2. Lectures upon Disease of the Rectum and the Surgery of the Lower Bowel; W.H.Van Buren, MD LLD, Porfessor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery in the Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York, 1881.

• 3. The Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of the Rectum being A Practical treatise on Fistula, Piles, Fissure and Painful Ulcer, Procedentia, Polypus, Stricture, Cancer, etc.; William Allingham, FRCS, Eng and Herbert W. Allingham, FRCS, Eng, Late Senior Surgeon to St. Mark’s Hospital for Disease of the Rectum, etc., New York, 1901.

• 4. A Practical Treatise on Rectal Disease Their Diagnosis and Treatment by Ambulant Methods; Jacob Dissinger Albright, MD, Philadelphia, 1909.

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Obsolete?

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Anatomy

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Pelvic AnatomyAlbright

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Pelvic Anatomy Albright

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Normal Rectum and Anus Albright

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Tools of the Trade

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Proctologic exam table Mathews

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Allison’s Physician’s TableAlbright

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Proctoscope with battery light source. Mathews

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AnoscopesMathews

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The Albright Improved Rectal Set Albright

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Cook’s rectal speculumMathews

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Rectal Irrigator Albright

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Hemorrhoids

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Metal pile plug Mathews

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Hemorrhoidial truss

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Sclerolosing a Hemorrhoid Albright

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Hemorrhoidal excision Allingham

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Excision of Thrombosed Hemorrhoid Albright

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Sutured hemorrhoidectomy.Mathews

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HemorrhoidectomyMathews

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Fistulas and Abscess

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Cryptoglandular disease Van Buren

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Perirectal Abscesses Van Buren

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Goodsell’s Rule Allingham

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FistulatomeMathews

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Fistologram Radiograph Albright

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Seton placementMathews

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Fistulotomy Mathews

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Fistulotomy Albright

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Fistula tracts found in Chronic Proctitis Albright

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Fissures

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Fissure-in-ano Albright

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Fissure-in-ano Albright

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Procidentia

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Procidentia 1st Degree Van Buren

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Procidentia Allingham

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Procidentia Mathews

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Procidentia Van Buren

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Procidentia Van Buren

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Polyps and Tumors

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Benign Polyp Van Buren

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Benign PolypVan Buren

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Giant Condylomata/Squamous cell Mathews

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Conclusions

• By the early 20th century, there was a sophisticated understanding of proctologic diseases and their treatment.

• This foundation provides the basis for most of current therapy.

• There have been many innovations in the interim, but few actual improvements.