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Internal Anal Sphincter and Late Clinical Outcome in Patients with High Type Anorectal Malformation
Acta Medica Iranica, 08/20/09
Mirshemirani AR et al. – The present results indicate that the internal sphincter muscle at the rectal end may be histologically maldeveloped in high type anorectal malformations; however, they can potentially develop after transplanted and contribute to the improvement of passive continence in the late post–operative period.
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