Jeffrey Avansino
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If patient with Malone is not doing well and flushes are not working or they are getting significant symptoms like nausea, you must do a contrast study through the Malone to check for reflux into the terminal ileum.
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Anorectal Malformation
For leaking Malones, first ensure patient is cleaning themselves out with effective enemas and consider thickening stool with water-soluble fiber before attempting surgical plication.
clinical ·
Anorectal Malformation
For patients who cannot catheterize their Malone after surgery, a Malone plug can be used for a few months with gradual tapering of the time the tract is allowed without the plug.
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Colorectal / ARM & Hirschsprung
Using a 10 French coude catheter as a bougie during plication and checking passage afterward usually prevents single offending stitches from causing obstruction.
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Colorectal / ARM & Hirschsprung
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Colorectal Quiz: Episode 43
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For leaking Malones, first ensure patient is cleaning themselves out with effective enemas and consider thickening stool with water-soluble fiber before attempting surgical plication.
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If patient with Malone is not doing well and flushes are not working or they are getting significant symptoms like nausea, you must do a contrast study through the Malone to check for reflux into the terminal ileum.
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Using a 10 French coude catheter as a bougie during plication and checking passage afterward usually prevents single offending stitches from causing obstruction.
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For patients who cannot catheterize their Malone after surgery, a Malone plug can be used for a few months with gradual tapering of the time the tract is allowed without the plug.
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Colorectal Quiz: Episode 43
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For leaking Malones, first ensure patient is cleaning themselves out with effective enemas and consider thickening stool with water-soluble fiber before attempting surgical plication.
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If patient with Malone is not doing well and flushes are not working or they are getting significant symptoms like nausea, you must do a contrast study through the Malone to check for reflux into the terminal ileum.
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Statement
Using a 10 French coude catheter as a bougie during plication and checking passage afterward usually prevents single offending stitches from causing obstruction.
Open
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For patients who cannot catheterize their Malone after surgery, a Malone plug can be used for a few months with gradual tapering of the time the tract is allowed without the plug.
Open
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Colorectal Quiz: Episode 43
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For leaking Malones, first ensure patient is cleaning themselves out with effective enemas and consider thickening stool with water-soluble fiber before attempting surgical plication.
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Statement
If patient with Malone is not doing well and flushes are not working or they are getting significant symptoms like nausea, you must do a contrast study through the Malone to check for reflux into the terminal ileum.
Open
Statement
Using a 10 French coude catheter as a bougie during plication and checking passage afterward usually prevents single offending stitches from causing obstruction.
Open
Statement
For patients who cannot catheterize their Malone after surgery, a Malone plug can be used for a few months with gradual tapering of the time the tract is allowed without the plug.
Open