Anorectal Manometry Test, Live Patient Demo & Training Edited
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2019
- Medspira is the fastest growing and leading vendor for Anorectal Manometry Equipment.
Anorectal manometry is a diagnostic test which can provide an understanding of why the patient is suffering from Chronic Constipation (20% of the US population) or Fecal Incontinence. Medspira has created the mcompass to bring anorectal manometry to places where maybe in the past it had not been used potentially due to cost, time constraints, space constraints, etc. It was designed to be used by anyone in the office, anywhere in the office, as it is portable, wireless, software-guided, windows based, and very easy to use.
Going beyond Anorectal Manometry, Medspira has worked with the US Government and the top eight US Universities to develop a Pelvic Floor Therapy for Incontinence, and a Therapy for Chronic Constipation, both based on Manometric Biofeedback. This completes our anorectal manometry suite.
In this product training video, a physician assistant from the Center for Digestive Care/Gastro Florida walks the viewer through the six tests in our anorectal manometry software with a live patient: Resting, Squeeze, Expel Empty, Expel Full, Sensation, and Exhale. Prior to starting each test, you can see the physician explains the concept for that particular test both to the viewer and patient and continues to coach the patient during each test.
Thank you for this information. Takes the fear out.
Thank you for this video and thanks to the patient. I was just told I needed to have this done and I was curious to see what it's like.
Huge critique from a patient perspective: Even if the patient consents before the procedure, it is absolutely vital to ask BEFORE each step if they are ready and would like to proceed as well as explain what it may feel like in case there is an unforeseen complication, etc. Considering the fact a significant number of people with GI, colon and pelvic disorders have a childhood and/or chronic history of abuse -especially sexual abuse - consent, comfort and transparency needs to be prioritized as part of the proper way to do medical procedures. Reducing medical trauma is the most important first part of addressing all medical issues. It leads to better patient health outcomes. That starts with how providers are trained.
Tell them what it may feel like ., really unless you had it done yourself what do you know how it feels like
@@rongiovagnoli7560 1. they are given descriptions of it as part of their training 2. sometimes the exams are practiced on each other (in some places). It isn't that hard to incorporate my suggestions.
Many of us have a lot of pain as well - the way she shot that air in, I'd shout. Hell, when they do that to me, I WILL shout. I watched this video so I'd be less freaked out by this test. Now I'm even more worried. It's handled so horribly. Vaginal ultrasounds are horrible; this seems much worse.
@@squirrellygirl1 description you crack me up if that is the real deal. Sometimes they practice on themselves actually you should practice on each other all the time not sometimes .. so you know how painful or uncomfortable and how degrading and embarrassing these procedures are… your patients are no Ginea pigs btw . But who cares in the Medical world right.. you treat patients as if they were pieces of meat you don’t respect them.. one of the reason I despise the medical profession !! Zero trust . Perverts and power hungry nasty people !!
Very good video and doctor I thought a anoscope test was invasive so many tests
Kristen you are awesome!! The way you explain everything is great!!
Ps: I miss hanging out with at the st A hospital and with Ahbi!
Wonderful demo!
Regards,
Dr. Aravindh Radhakrishnan,
Paediatric Surgeon,
India
With someone like me who is a bottom to pretty extreme limits , how do doctors and nurses react to a patient being noticeably loose?
Like at 6:58 what if someone could handle all that air and not feel like they have to use the bathroom?
what is normal value of anorectal manometry report
I had this done
I'm 16 and have to get this done as a part of a full gi motility workup. I've already had a gastric emptying scan that came back normal, so my doctor is convinced that I have intestinal dysmotility. I also have POTS and Ehlers Danlos syndrome
did you have this done already? how did it go?
@@squirrellygirl1 yep! I have colo-rectal paralysis, so my motility is 60% of the normal speed
POTS is a fake-ass disease. No Cardiologist believes in it unless they're trying to charge you for facetious reason.
I just got a phone call today for this & im scared bc I did the emptying of the stomach because, I was having gi problems came back I have gastroparesis my new gi doctor wants me to get this test bc my old doc didn’t do anything but put me In a pelvic floor therapy, and my therapist told me already that I told her floor is extremely too tight. Everything they done for me already has not work she says we’re just taking her finger and me not even for a minute she lose circulation in her finger I’m so scared, I can’t use the bathroom at all & im a mother of 4 kids 😢
@@katMartinez-uk7pc I’m so sorry you’re having to deal with this too. I really hope that there’s somethings they can do to help. It’s miserable. I hope that your GP won’t be too debilitating and that you can start to feel some relief
Does this really help? I had one and my gastro doc said its out of his range/scope
I have discussed this with the gastro but so far there is no way I can imagine doing that. it is one thing to go through colonoscopy. totally forget it all if you even stay awake. to lay there and allow someone to push that thing 6 inches into the rectum and talking to me and push and bear down or whatever. I appreciate the demo but I fear I will never find that kind of courage.
Worst part of this test is you legit feel like you are going to poop everywhere during the very end, but you won't.
I hope I make a huge mess all over. I am so bitter about doing this test, and then to have them call it non-invasive. I'm going to let it fly. After two enemas, of course.
@@cheriportman4553 this is 1000% invasive. Trying to say that this isn't invasive bc it isn't surgical is not fair at all
I want to do this test. I have gas escaping all the time in tiny pows. How is bunching up of the rectum repaired?
I want anorectal examination student der
Csn i have that done
what is the purpose of this test, how can it hel end chronic constipation?
My doctor ordered it for me today to see the last part of the colon mobility to see if there is any problem with it that caused the constipation.
@@norawilson5326 and what happened? What did he told you about your case? Seems that I also have to do this
If your muscles don't work in tandem, you don't poop properly.
I had this done to dx colo-rectal paralysis, so now I supplement with a feeding tube and medication to speed my motility
@@cheriportman4553what if the muscles don't work properly what is the treatment after anal manometry
She was touching him and the computer at the same time without changing gloves!!
Man what If ya have thombrised hemmroids
Got my first Thrombosed last week it was hell should have listen to doctor 30 years ago when he said drink a 8 oz glass of Metamucil every day.
Doesn’t the patient have to expel the balloon?
Just like when making balloon animals, that thin catheter only blows up a tiny balloon when she pushes the air from that syringe. She removed the catheter and threw it away.
That was my question. Why didn't we see him shit out the balloon?
I just had this done and I didn't have to do that.
A DRE
Why d o you not give the patient dignity shorts so that the genital area is not displayed. It would be much less embarrassing and stressful for the patient. Medical people just don’t get how the patients feel or simply don’t care. Small things like putting yourself in the patients place would really count. Modern medicine has no excuse for not making these invasive procedures more tolerable for the patients
I agree, it may not be important to u all, but privacy is most important to me !!!!
I get where you're coming from but that's why she covered her up with the sheet of paper and explicitly said it in the middle of the video. The problem with this type of test is that you have to insert the probe into the rectum which means the genital area has to be exposed because you can't find it immediatly otherwise and it's much more uncomfortable for the patient if you're awkwardly trying to find the entrance and having to reinsert it if you mess up if they're wearing shorts than doing it like this. It's just makes the procedure quicker and more efficient which patients usually appreciate.
My experience is the same. They consider this a NON-INVASIVE procedure. BS. Clearly they don't get what non-invasive means. To me, it means my body is NOT being penetrated. And they didn't show him having to shit out the balloon, so that is NOT a complete test.
@@Katy020 Efficient for them, extra mortifying for the patient. I think the patient should get the better option for the PATIENT.
They don’t care these people disgusting people. Only if they are on the receiving end then things change
Invasive
A doctor of mine wants me to have this and pelvic floor physical therapy. I realllllllly don't think I can do it.
@B GUS IS IT HELPFUL
@@summerdais325 Pelvic floor therapy involved a therapist with her hand up my cooch. So... yeah. That's also considered non-invasive. SMH.
Never going to happen
Yes they tell you it's an invasive test before doing it but if results are needed there's really no other way to do it
I would have a test like that only when monkeys fly . And with a female zero chance that will ever happen! She enjoys it she is very proud of the power she has over the male patient. She gets off with this !! Good job pervert
They would not confirm that I can have a female technician. I will leave if it's a man. Not sure how you see her getting off on it, though. I saw no evidence of sexual excitement from either of them.
Believe me they do I been on the receiving end of these perverts to many times!!
@@rongiovagnoli7560 What you're expressing is a known phenomenon that a small percentage of ALL gender providers in the medical field have a power and superiority dynamic that is incredibly toxic and abusive. It is why consent, trauma-informed care, and patients and providers working on their trauma and triggers are vital for a healthy medical system. I am very sorry you have experienced this abuse. Thank you for being aware of your needs and advocating for them. They are supposed to accommodate people
@@squirrellygirl1 a small number you are very wrong it’s a large number not small at all . Besides I do not need your pity . There is something major wrong with the medical profession .. I have zero respect zero trust in this disgusting profession who do more harm then good. 400 thousand dead patients yearly do to medical malpractice is appalling .. if you ask me millions more are injured yearly .. Give me a break
Yeah and I'd never have a male doctor do this on me because 99% of rapes and assaults on patients are by MALE doctors. Educate yourself. You're so delusional thinking she's getting off on this.
You said John Doe
Didn't you mean Jane Doe. Because I would hope they dont let a woman do this to men.And your not even a Dr. I cant believe he let you do this.
Depends on what they identify as 😂😂😂😂
Why not? The vast majority of assaults on patients are by male doctors. And doctors don't do this test, a physician or physical therapist do it, idiot.