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Excision of a rectal duplication cyst in proximity to the glomus coccygeum - An unusual cause of intraoperative bleeding: A case report. [PDF]
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Anovestibular fistula with imperforate anus in two adults
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Annual Announcement of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia: Session of 1854-55 [PDF]
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1976
Sucessful treatment of the child with imperforate anus yields an individual with satisfactory continence and a healthy urinary tract. These goals are achieved by accurate evaluation of the newborn, optimal technical results, and conscientious follow-up.
J C, Adkins, W B, Kiesewetter
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Sucessful treatment of the child with imperforate anus yields an individual with satisfactory continence and a healthy urinary tract. These goals are achieved by accurate evaluation of the newborn, optimal technical results, and conscientious follow-up.
J C, Adkins, W B, Kiesewetter
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1976
A boy, 2 years 5 months of age, was admitted for examination and was found to be mentally retarded. He had a history of low birth weight, covered anus, and perineal fistula. Investigation revealed ventricular septal defect and persistent left superior vena cava, left upper lobe atelectasis, hand and foot anomalies, agenesis or nonfunctioning right ...
Y, Naveh, A, Friedman
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A boy, 2 years 5 months of age, was admitted for examination and was found to be mentally retarded. He had a history of low birth weight, covered anus, and perineal fistula. Investigation revealed ventricular septal defect and persistent left superior vena cava, left upper lobe atelectasis, hand and foot anomalies, agenesis or nonfunctioning right ...
Y, Naveh, A, Friedman
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