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See Latest ArticlesFifteen years of experience in the treatment of anorectal malformations
Pediatric Surgery International, 11/03/09
Julia V et al. – All perineal fístulas can be managed without colostomy. Vestibular fístulas can be safely treated without colostomy in otherwise healthy patients without severe malformations. Overall, continence is good, and fair/poor results are related to associated malformations. Cumulative experience helps avoid colostomies and reduce complication and reoperation rates.
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