Colorectal disease : the official journal of the Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland · 2008
Split-shot sinker facilitates seton treatment of anal fistulae.
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Awad M L, Sell H W, Stahlfeld K R
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OBJECTIVE: The cutting seton is an inexpensive and effective method of treating high complex perianal fistulae. Following placement of the seton, advancement through the external sphincter muscles requires progressive tightening of the seton. The requirement for maintaining the appropriate tension and onset of perianal pressure necrosis are problems frequently encountered using this technique.
METHOD: Using a 3-0 polypropylene suture, a red-rubber catheter, and a nontoxic tin split-shot sinker, we minimized or eliminated these problems.
RESULTS: We initially used this technique in one patient with satisfactory results.
CONCLUSION: This technique is technically easy, safe, inexpensive, and efficient, and we are using it in all patients with high perianal fistulae who require a seton.
METHOD: Using a 3-0 polypropylene suture, a red-rubber catheter, and a nontoxic tin split-shot sinker, we minimized or eliminated these problems.
RESULTS: We initially used this technique in one patient with satisfactory results.
CONCLUSION: This technique is technically easy, safe, inexpensive, and efficient, and we are using it in all patients with high perianal fistulae who require a seton.