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Loose Seton: A Misnomer of Cutting Seton
Surgical Science, 2016 Purpose: The purpose of this study was to demonstrate loose silk seton actually acts as a slow cutting seton contrary to the idea of simply drainage. Besides, to show the effect of loose seton on patient’s incontinence is mostly proportional to the degree of division of the sphincter muscle.
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Techniques in Coloproctology, 2020
Loose setons are often utilized. Replacements after seton loss are frequent, but the exact incidence of this loss of seton (LOS) in patients is unknown. The aim of the present study was to assess the incidence of LOS in a population with complex anal fistula, comparing the knot-free loose seton with the conventional knotted loose seton.All consecutive ...
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Loose setons are often utilized. Replacements after seton loss are frequent, but the exact incidence of this loss of seton (LOS) in patients is unknown. The aim of the present study was to assess the incidence of LOS in a population with complex anal fistula, comparing the knot-free loose seton with the conventional knotted loose seton.All consecutive ...
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Tropical Doctor, 2021
The use of seton still remains a reasonably valid option for its simplicity and optimal results in treating high anal fistulae. Ours was a single-centre retrospective study on patients with supra-sphincteric and transsphincteric types of high anal fistula, using the ‘kharsutra’ as seton. The first group were treated with a seton alone, while the second
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The use of seton still remains a reasonably valid option for its simplicity and optimal results in treating high anal fistulae. Ours was a single-centre retrospective study on patients with supra-sphincteric and transsphincteric types of high anal fistula, using the ‘kharsutra’ as seton. The first group were treated with a seton alone, while the second
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Seton's Eigenprices: Further Evidence
Economic Systems Research, 1990Seton's eigenprices are an important alternative to the traditional methods for intertemporal and interspacial comparison of the structure of production. Seton’s eigenprices redistribute the economy’s total surplus, equally across the production sectors, yielding a uniform markup.
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Setone “tagliente” ovvero setone “stretto”
2011Una specie di setone stretto intorno allo sfintere lo usava anche Ippocrate (lino e crine di cavallo) nel 500 avanti Cristo. E un secolo prima lo usavano i medici indiani, imbevuto di sostanze medicamentose, come ho scritto prima, una sorta di fistulotomia e fistulectomia lenta combinata. Pensate… la medicina tradizionale orientale!
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Seton, Elizabeth Ann Bayley (Mother Seton)
2013Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton (Mother Seton) (1774–1821) founded the religious order of the Sisters of Charity, which operated the first Catholic orphanage. She established free schools for poor children in Philadelphia, forming the core of the parochial school system.
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Setone “drenante” o meglio “setone lasso”
2011Serve in genere per drenare un ascesso cronico, nel morbo di Crohn. O per “marcare” il decorso del tramite principale di una fistola operata d’urgenza quando c’e un ascesso acuto, in attesa di “tornarci” poi sopra quando c’e meno edema e il pus e stato eliminato (la tattica di Hanley).
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