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See Latest ArticlesTreatment Algorithms in the Case of Perianal Complications of Crohn's Disease
Digestive Diseases, 11/10/09
Lozynskyy YS – The treatment of perianal abscesses is opening and drainage, followed by conservative treatment (local and systemic). Using conservative treatment for patients with fissure, clinical remission was attained in 45; another 15 patients (25%) were operated using Maslyak's method.
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