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Anal canal

Known as: Anal canal (viewed anatomically), Anatomical anal canal, canal anal 
The terminal section of the alimentary canal, which extends from the anorectal junction and ends at the anal opening.
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1996
1996
Adenocarcinoma in the anal canal associated with an anal fistula is extremely rare, and in most cases its origin is difficult to… 
1985
1985
Delayed gastric emptying was shown in patients with symptomatic uraemia compared with asymptomatic controls. This abnormality may… 
1985
1985
Twenty-five patients with squamous-cell or cloacogenic carcinomas of the rectum were evaluated by computed tomography (CT). Seven… 
1985
1985
: Between 1968 and 1982, 195 patients with invasive anal canal carcinoma were treated at Institut Curie (Paris, France). There… 
1984
1984
Six women with Bowen's disease of the anogenital area were treated by total excision of the anal mucosa, perianal skin and, in… 
1978
1978
The microscopic finding of spermatozoa in the anal canal and rectum of female rape victims, living or murdered, must be… 
1972
1972
Cloacogenic carcinoma of the anal canal occurred in 30 patients, comprising 2.4% of all anorectal neoplasms seen in our hospital… 
1967
1967
SummaryMalignant tumors of the large intestine and anal canal, excluding lymphomas, account for about 3 per cent of all malignant… 
1960
1960
Duthie and Gairns in a short communication1 directed attention to the rich sensory innervation of the mucosa of the human anal… 
1936
1936
In the early embryo the allantois, which lies in the body stalk, is situated at the hind end of the foetus and is at first…