The Journal of urology · 1996
Repair of rectourinary fistulas using a posterior sagittal transanal transrectal (modified York-Mason) approach: an update.
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Stephenson R A, Middleton R G
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PURPOSE: We report our experience with posterior sagittal, transanal, transrectal repair of rectourinary fistulas.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 16 fistula repairs was done in 15 patients.
RESULTS: Of the fistulas 13 occurred after a variety of prostatic procedures, 1 after Y-V plasty and 1 after pelvic trauma (2 repairs were attempted in the latter case). Six patients underwent repair without colostomy. No patient experienced fecal or anal complications and all repairs were successful.
CONCLUSIONS: Our surgical approach for repair of rectourinary fistulas is simple, effective, associated with minimal morbidity and cost-effective.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 16 fistula repairs was done in 15 patients.
RESULTS: Of the fistulas 13 occurred after a variety of prostatic procedures, 1 after Y-V plasty and 1 after pelvic trauma (2 repairs were attempted in the latter case). Six patients underwent repair without colostomy. No patient experienced fecal or anal complications and all repairs were successful.
CONCLUSIONS: Our surgical approach for repair of rectourinary fistulas is simple, effective, associated with minimal morbidity and cost-effective.