Re: Making extra money in F1 thread...
Dear Colleague,
I am conducting a study investigating a new method for assessing pelvic
floor strength called high resolution manometry. High resolution manometry
has already been proven to be beneficial in diseases affecting motility
disorders of the oesophagus. Our aim is to develop this technique to help
patients with disorders of the pelvic floor. The study includes
measurement of anal canal pressure using a narrow (0.5cm) device which is
inserted into the back passage (anal canal).
Healthy volunteers will be paid £100 to take part in this study lasting
about 90 minutes. Men and women over
the age of 18 without faecal incontinence (leakage of bowel contents from
the back passage) or constipation (difficulty in opening bowels) are
required to take part in the study. Healthy volunteers are needed to
ascertain normality so that future results can be accurately and
appropriately interpreted.