ICS 2015 Workshop 9 - Evidence and Case-Based Update on the Medical/Behavioural and Surgical Management of Faecal Incontinence

Speakers
	Workshop 9
	Tuesday 6th October 2015
	14:00 - 15:30
	516AB
	Lunch provided
A Alayne D. Markland Workshop Chair P Patricia S. Goode Workshop Speaker H Holly E. Richter Workshop Speaker
Professional interest
Bowel Dysfunction
Learning Objectives
Understand the scope of the problem of faecal incontinence (FI) including the anatomy and physiology of the defecation process Review an algorithmic approach for the evaluation of FI Recognize the non-surgical and surgical management of FI
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14:00

Introduction and objectives

Alayne D. Markland

14:05

Epidemiology and pathophysiology of faecal incontinence

Patricia S. Goode

14:25

Evaluation and introduction to case studies

All

14:40

Pelvic floor training, medical management, and case studies

Alayne D. Markland

15:00

Surgical management and case studies

Holly E. Richter

15:20

Questions

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Level	Basic
Duration	90 minutes
Category	Anorectal / Bowel Dysfunction
Research Type	Clinical
Keywords	Faecal incontinence Conservative treatment Surgical treatment
Target Audience	Health care providers interested in an evidenced-based update on the medical/behavioural and surgical management of faecal incontinence in adults
Aims and Objectives	Aims: Understand the scope of the problem of faecal incontinence (FI) Review the anatomy and physiology of normal defecation and maintenance of continence Present an algorithmic approach for the evaluation of FI including case studies Understand non-surgical management of FI including pelvic floor muscle training including biofeedback and electrical stimulation, bowel control strategies, diet and fibre, and medications Discuss the role of surgery including perianal sphincter injection treatment, sphincter repair, and sacral neuromodulation in the treatment of FI