Condition: Total Colectomy · Diarrhea · Urgency Incontinence · Sponsor: Saglik Bilimleri Universitesi Gazi Yasargil Training and Research Hospital
1. Study Title: Trying to Define Ilorectal Syndrome: A Prospective Observational Study 2. Study Objective and Significance: Primary Objective: To prospectively evaluate the frequency, symptom severity, and impact on quality of life of ileorectal syndrome developing in patients who have undergone total colectomy and ileorectal anastomosis. Secondary Objectives: * To examine the relationship between postoperative bowel dysfunction and quality of life * To investigate clinical factors affecting symptom severity This study aims to contribute to postoperative follow-up and management strategies by revealing patient-centered outcomes of ileorectal syndrome. 3. Expected Benefits and Risks of the Study: Expected Benefits * Prospective and systematic evaluation of ileorectal syndrome * Identification of factors affecting the quality of life of these patients * Increased awareness in clinical follow-up Potential Risks * The study is observational and questionnaire-based and does not involve additional medical risks * No invasive procedures will be performed on the patients 4. Type, scope, and design of the planned study: * Type: Prospective, observational * Scope: Single-center * Design: Questionnaire-based clinical trial 5. Number of patients and volunteers to be included in the study, their qualifications, and the rationale for selection: * Total number of patients: 30 * Age range: ≥18 years * Gender: Female and male This numbe…
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