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W12 How to perform and interpret anorectal manometry
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How to perform and interpret anorectal manometry

  • Workshop 12
  • Wednesday 7th September 2022
  • 13:30 - 15:00 CEST
  • Hall K2. Capacity: 220
  • In-Person and online attendees
  • ICS Members OnlyRestricted Video
19/11/2024 19:16:22

Workshop Schedule

13:30

Indication to anorectal manometry

Linda Ferrari

13:40

Different type of anorectal manometry

Ugo Grossi

13:50

How to perform anorectal manometry

Alexis M P Schizas

14:00

How to interpret anorectal manometry

Ugo Grossi

14:10

Standardized protocol for anorectal manometry

Linda Ferrari

14:20

Hands-on practice: 10 different scenario with interpretation and report

Alexis M P Schizas
Linda Ferrari
Ugo Grossi

14:40

Correlation between anorectal manometry and patients’ symptoms

Alexis M P Schizas

14:50

Discussion and questions

Alexis M P Schizas
Linda Ferrari
Ugo Grossi

Aims & Objectives

Intermediate
90 minutes
Anorectal / Bowel Dysfunction
Clinical
anorectal manometry perform and interpret anorectal manometry standardised protocol
Bowel Dysfunction

The aim of this course is to evaluate the importance of standardised protocol to perform and interpret anorectal manometry and its integration with other pelvic floor tests.
Principal aims are:

  • Indication to anorectal manometry
  • How to perform and interpret anorectal manometry
  • Correlation between anorectal manometry and patients’ symptoms
  • Limitation of anorectal manometry
  • Use of standardised protocol to perform and report anorectal manometry