Novel surgical technique for vestibular fistula: single-stage anorectoplasty without perineal incision using fistula inversion

Vestibular fistula (VF) is a common anorectal malformation in females. However, the timing and methods of surgical treatment vary considerably between institutions, mainly because of concerns regarding postoperative complications at the surgical site. This concern primarily relates to the sagittal skin incision extending from the vestibule to the anal region; therefore, we sought ways to minimize its extent....

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01Case report describes a novel single-stage surgical technique for anorectal vestibular fistula.
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