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Kokzygodynie

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Die von dem englischen Arzt Sir James Y. Simpson 1859 erstmals beschriebene Kokzygodynie, bei der man heute eine sog. idiopathische von einer traumatischen Form unterscheidet [5,6,8, 12], tritt vorwiegend bei Frauen im mittleren Lebensalter auf. Es handelt sich um meist nachts auftretende Schmerzkrisen im Bereich des Steißbeins und terminalen Mastdarmes, die gelegentlich mit einem Zervikalund Lumbalsyndrom kombiniert sind.

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  1. Arzt für Dermatologie — Allergologie, Schwetzinger Straße 35, Limburgerhof, 67117, Germany

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Stein, E. (2003). Kokzygodynie. In: Proktologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55594-7_15

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