Obstructed outlet syndrome (objectified by defeacography)
Irritable bowel syndrome (Rome-IV criteria for irritable bowel syndrome)
Congenital or organic bowel pathology
Rectal prolapse
Anatomical limitations preventing placement of an electrode
Skin and perineal disease with risk of infection
Previous large bowel/rectal surgery
Stoma
Coexisting neurological disease
Significant psychological co-morbidity as assessed subjectively by the investigator
Being or attempting to become pregnant during study follow-up

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Condition
Obstructed outlet syndrome
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Procedure
defeacography
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Condition
Irritable bowel syndrome
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Measurement
Rome-IV criteria
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Condition
irritable bowel syndrome
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Condition
organic bowel pathology
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Condition
ngenital o wel pathology
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Condition
Rectal prolapse
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Observation
Anatomical limitations
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Procedure
placement of an electrode
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Negation
preventing
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Condition
perineal disease
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Condition
and se with
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Observation
risk of infection
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Procedure
rectal surgery
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Procedure
bowel/recta y
Stoma
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Condition
Stoma
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Condition
neurological disease
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Condition
psychological co-morbidity
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Qualifier
Significant