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See Latest ArticlesTranscutaneous needle-free injection of botulinum toxin: a novel treatment of childhood constipation and anal fissure
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 09/10/09
Keshtgar AS et al. – Transcutaneous needle–free injection of botulinum toxin into the external anal sphincter is a novel and safe new treatment of chronic idiopathic constipation and anal fissure in children. A second injection may be required in 20% of patients.
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