Most common location of solitary rectal ulcer is:
Most common location of solitary rectal ulcer is: Anterior wall Solitary rectal ulcer syndrome (SRUS)- benign disease C/F- Rectal bleeding Copious mucus discharge Prolonged excessive straining, feeling of incomplete defecation, constipation Perineal and abdominal pain Histopathological features- obliteration of the lamina propria by fibrosis and smooth muscle fibers extending from a thickened muscularis mucosa to the lumen. COLONOSCOPY WITH BIOPSY is the investigation of choice
Anterior wall
Right lateral wall
Posterior wall
Left lateral wall
Rectum and anal canal