Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases

We must rethink some of our medical training on suppurative disease of the anorectal area because of the complex anatomy of this area. Abscesses should not be left to ‘point’ before incision and drainage - this often leads to chronic fistula. Fear of causing incontinence by incising the internal sph...

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Tác giả chính: Jackson, C. Colin
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Được phát hành: 1971
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Truy cập trực tuyến:https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2370169/
https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20468640
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spelling pubmed-23701692008-05-19 Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases Jackson, C. Colin Can Fam Physician Technical Articles We must rethink some of our medical training on suppurative disease of the anorectal area because of the complex anatomy of this area. Abscesses should not be left to ‘point’ before incision and drainage - this often leads to chronic fistula. Fear of causing incontinence by incising the internal sphincter muscle is unwarranted, since continence is maintained primarily by contraction of the external sphincter. Of 400 patients seen in private practice for anorectal disorders, 153 presented with abscess and 248 with fistula. This paper presents the results of treatment and follow-up of these patients. 1971-04 /pmc/articles/PMC2370169/ /pubmed/20468640 Text en
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Jackson, C. Colin
Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases
description We must rethink some of our medical training on suppurative disease of the anorectal area because of the complex anatomy of this area. Abscesses should not be left to ‘point’ before incision and drainage - this often leads to chronic fistula. Fear of causing incontinence by incising the internal sphincter muscle is unwarranted, since continence is maintained primarily by contraction of the external sphincter. Of 400 patients seen in private practice for anorectal disorders, 153 presented with abscess and 248 with fistula. This paper presents the results of treatment and follow-up of these patients.
author Jackson, C. Colin
author_facet Jackson, C. Colin
author_sort Jackson, C. Colin
title Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases
title_short Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases
title_full Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases
title_fullStr Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases
title_full_unstemmed Abscesses and Fistulas of the Anorectum: An Analysis of 400 Cases
title_sort abscesses and fistulas of the anorectum: an analysis of 400 cases
publishDate 1971
url https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2370169/
https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20468640
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