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Anorectal Function & Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
What is the role of Botox for pelvic floor dyssynergia?
Especially in Type 1 and Type 2 dyssyergic defecation.
Answer from: at Community Practice
No personal experience, but there is clinical trial data to support the thought that the quality of the data is poor.
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