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The foreskin anoplasty

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1984
The role of anal sensation in fecal control is well established. A new operative method of creating a skin-lined anal canal using the patient's foreskin, as a secondary procedure, in patients with anal (colonic) prolapse following surgery for high anorectal anomalies, is described.
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Operative results of House advancement anoplasty

British Journal of Surgery, 1996
A retrospective review of 29 patients who had an anoplasty using the sliding House advancement flap was carried out to evaluate the efficacy and safety of this new technique. Long-term symptom relief and late complications were determined by telephone interview. Indications for anoplasty were: stenosis (21 cases), ectropion (four), Bowen's disease (two)
S M, Sentovich, P M, Falk, M A, Christensen, A G, Thorson, G J, Blatchford, R M, Pitsch   +5 more
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Free graft foreskin anoplasty

Colorectal Disease, 2012
AbstractAim  Reconstruction of a stenotic anal canal and repair of a stenotic perineal colostomy using a free graft foreskin.Method  The use of free graft foreskin anoplasty was described by Freeman for the treatment of mucosal prolapse in pediatric patients.
C, Fucini, F, Caminati, F, Basiricò, N, Bartolini, V M, Mirasolo   +4 more
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Full-Thickness Skin Graft Anoplasty

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 2012
We describe a novel technique to treat anal stenosis by reconstructing the anal canal by the use of a full-thickness skin graft from the abdominal wall. This treatment was successfully applied in our institution and showed positive results.
Patrick, Szeto, Ronald, Ambe, Ali, Tehrani, Burt, Cagir   +3 more
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The House Advancement Anoplasty for Treatment of Anal Disorders.

Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2006
Objectives Anal advancement flaps treat a variety of anal disorders. In recent years the “House” advancement flap has been used with good success, the term referring to the shape of the flap used. It is simple with few shortcomings. We reviewed a single centre’s experience of this procedure.
H A, Owen, D P, Edwards, K, Khosraviani, R K S, Phillips   +3 more
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Fissurectomie avec ou sans anoplastie muqueuse

Côlon & Rectum, 2011
Le traitement chirurgical de la fissure anale par fissurectomie avec ou sans anoplastie est decrit.
H. Pillant-Le Moult, A. Senéjoux
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Island flap anoplasty for treatment of transsphincteric fistula-in-ano

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1996
Treatment of fistula-in-ano often replaces one problem, risk of persistent anal sepsis, with another, either incontinence after fistulotomy or mucosal ectropion after rectal flap advancement. A new technique for treatment of transsphincteric fistulas is described that could eliminate risk of both complications.Island flap anoplasty, previously used in ...
A, Del Pino, R L, Nelson, R K, Pearl, H, Abcarian   +3 more
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[Anoplasty for anorectal anomalies in children].

Khirurgiia, 1994
The work analyses the causes of insufficient air-tightness of the anal canal in the postoperative period (in children operated on for anorectal developmental anomalies), which leads to anal incontinence. The authors suggest a method for anoplasty based on: (1) performance of sphincteroplasty with consideration for the function of three muscles forming ...
K N, Baranov, A I, Lëniushkin, V V, Lukin, T L, Pankevich   +3 more
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Treatment of high anorectal fistulas by anoplasty.

The Netherlands journal of surgery, 1989
The operative treatment of extra- and suprasphincteric anorectal fistulas is reported in three patients. This method, known as anoplasty, is applied following complete excision of the fistulous tract. A rectal mucosal flap is dissected and, after removal of the diseased mucosa, used to cover the fistula opening in the rectum in order to prevent ...
H, Rutten, J, Buth
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Anal Stenosis: House Flap Anoplasty

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 2023
Jetsen A, Rodriguez-Silva, Justin A, Maykel   +1 more
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