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A Decade of Selective Use of Adjustable Cutting Seton Combined with Fistulotomy for Anal Fistula
The American Surgeon™, 2011Previous studies have demonstrated that the division of sphincter muscle in the treatment of anal fistula may precipitate fecal incontinence. Cutting setons may pose a particular risk of unrecoverable injury to the sphincter apparatus. To evaluate if the use of an adjustable cutting seton mitigates this risk, we performed a retrospective review of all ...
Allen, Kamrava, J Craig, Collins
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Re: Long‐term results of the cutting seton for high anal fistula
ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2016Bhupendra Kumar, Jain +1 more
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Study on Efficacy of Non-cutting Traction Seton Technique on Perianal Abscess.
Alternative therapies in health and medicineInvestigating the therapeutic effect of the non-cutting traction seton technique on perianal abscess.The clinical data of 70 patients with perianal abscesses diagnosed and treated by the Department of Anorectal Surgery of University Affiliated Hospital from January 2020 to December 2021 were collected, and conducted a retrospective study on them, of ...
Qianwei, Jiang +6 more
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Cutting seton versus two-stage seton fistulotomy in the surgical management of high anal fistula
British Journal of Surgery, 2003Julio Garcia-Aguilar, R D Madoff
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Response to Re: Long‐term results of the cutting seton for high anal fistula
ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2016Vicki, Patton, David Z, Lubowski
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