Colorectal disease : the official journal of the Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland · 1999
Full thickness transrectal advancement flap for high anal fistula.
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Rieger, Stitz, Lumley
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To determine the results of full thickness transrectal advancement flap for the treatment of high anal fistula.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: A retrospective case study analysis.
RESULTS: A primary healing rate of 71% was achieved and overall with further operative procedures, 97% healed. Only one patient, who had Crohn's disease, has not healed and has a stoma. Four patients had a successful second full thickness flap repair after primary failure. The result for patients with intestinal Crohn's disease was less satisfactory, with a recurrence rate of 50% in six patients. Disturbed continence was seen in four (12%) patients.
CONCLUSION: The results of full thickness transrectal advancement flap were satisfactory in the treatment of high anal fistulae. The overall rate of healing was high and there was a low incidence of disturbed continence.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: A retrospective case study analysis.
RESULTS: A primary healing rate of 71% was achieved and overall with further operative procedures, 97% healed. Only one patient, who had Crohn's disease, has not healed and has a stoma. Four patients had a successful second full thickness flap repair after primary failure. The result for patients with intestinal Crohn's disease was less satisfactory, with a recurrence rate of 50% in six patients. Disturbed continence was seen in four (12%) patients.
CONCLUSION: The results of full thickness transrectal advancement flap were satisfactory in the treatment of high anal fistulae. The overall rate of healing was high and there was a low incidence of disturbed continence.