Fecobionics is a new tool designed to study how well the muscles in the anus work, especially for people with fecal incontinence (FI), which means having trouble controlling bowel movements. Fecobionics simulates stool to measure pressure and muscle movements during defecation, providing a better understanding of how the muscles work compared to older tests. The study aims to learn more about FI by comparing data from people with and without FI. This research could help develop better treatments for FI.

• The study involves several tests and surveys; participants must be over 18 and willing to undergo these procedures.
• Participants will help researchers gather data to better understand FI and other bowel disorders.
• Pregnant women and those with prior anorectal surgery or bowel resection cannot participate.