Titlebook: Surgery of Anorectal Diseases; With Pre- and Postop Marc-Claude Marti,Jean-Claude Givel Conference proceedings 19901st edition Springer-Ver

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Ileoanal Anastomosis,i in different ways. First, it tends to induce both the patients and their physicians to defer operation for as long as possible, accepting the risk of the serious complications inherent in these two conditions. At the same time, it orients surgeons towards a policy of rectal conservation by ileorec

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Rectovaginal Fistulas,count for less than 5% of all anorectal fistulas. They result in very severe and distressing vaginal symptoms which vary according the underlying disease: fecal soiling and smell, discharge, vaginitis, passage of flatus and even feces especially during diarrhea, discharge of mucus or blood.

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Prostatorectal Fistulas,form of case reports. This has not always been so. The earliest known observation of such a fistula was described by Wagnerum in 1685, and the first attempts at surgical closure were made early in the last century, namely by Ashley Cooper in 1823. Surgical treatment of the condition was always regar