stercoroma

the stercoroma was identified during the colonoscopy examination.

large stercoromas can cause intestinal obstruction.

the patient presented with symptoms consistent with stercoroma.

surgical removal of the stercoroma was necessary.

stercoroma formation is associated with chronic constipation.

imaging studies revealed a massive stercoroma in the sigmoid colon.

the stercoroma had to be manually disimpacted.

recurrence of stercoroma is possible if constipation is not managed.

elderly patients are more prone to developing stercoroma.

a stercoroma can mimic the appearance of a colorectal tumor.

differential diagnosis should rule out stercoroma.

the stercoroma caused significant abdominal distension.