… Impaired or blunted rectal sensation, termed rectal hyposensitivity (RH), which is defined
clinically as elevated sensory thresholds to rectal balloon distension, is associated with …

… the results of rectal sensory testing and rectal sensory function itself, and thus the preferred
term for “diminished perception of rectal distension” is rectal hyposensitivity, and this will be …

… Our findings replicate previous cross-sectional prevalence data for rectal hyposensitivity
in similar populations. On the basis of calculated upper limits of normality for 3 routinely used …

… ; NS, normal rectal sensation; RH-diam/comp, rectal hyposensitivity with … , rectal hyposensitivity
with increased capacity; RH-norm diam&comp, rectal hyposensitivity with normal rectal …

… Rectal hyposensitivity (RH) relates to insensitivity of the rectum on anorectal physiological
investigation and appears common in functional bowel disorders. The clinical significance of …

… Rectal hyposensitivity (RH) relates to a diminished perception of … Insensitivity of the rectum
during sensory testing, or rectal hyposensitivity (RH), relates to diminished perception of rectal …

… determine the prevalence of rectal hyposensitivity and whether the … Rectal hyposensitivity
was judged to be present when at … The prevalence of rectal hyposensitivity was then calculated …

… Rectal hyposensitivity commonly causes anorectal disorders, but its underlying mechanism
is unknown. We hypothesized that subjects with rectal hyposensitivity … rectal hyposensitivity (…

… rectal hyposensitivity responded to temporary SNS. The physiological results presented
support a mechanistic role for rectal … by evacuatory dysfunction and rectal hyposensation. A …

… Abstract Rectal hyposensitivity (RH) is commonly found in … RH is associated with anal
hyposensitivity, which may reflect a … physiological investigation including rectal sensation to …