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Abstract Background: 60% ~ 90% of patients with rectal cancer undergoing sphincter-preserving surgery experience persistent bowel symptoms, and patients also report varying degrees of social isolation. Those bowel symptoms are often particularly pronounced during the first month after surgery, when patients may also experience substantial challenges in resuming social participation.
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