Colorectal Channel · A Complex Urogenital Malformation: Urogenital Sinus with Normal Anus
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A Complex Urogenital Malformation: Urogenital Sinus with Normal Anus

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Cystoscopy revealed a long common channel and a short urethra in this case.
Clinical
When there is a long common channel and short urethra, the surgical plan is to separate the vagina from the common channel and allow the common channel plus the native urethra to become the neourethra.
Clinical
The trans-anorectal approach is an extension of the ASTRA concept, which is incision of the anterior anus only.
Clinical
The posterior urethra is repaired in two layers after mobilizing the anterior vaginal wall and identifying the fistula.
Clinical
An ischiorectal fat pad is used to cover the posterior urethral repair.
Clinical
The most common type of urogenital sinus has a long urethra and a short common channel.
Host summary
For a urogenital sinus with long urethra and short common channel, a transperineal total urogenital mobilization is appropriate to gain better exposure to the urogenital complex.
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An ASTRA approach involves incising the anterior wall of the rectum to gain more exposure.
Host summary
A trans-anorectal approach can be performed with extension to include the posterior sagittal incision.
Host summary
For a urogenital sinus with normal anus, there are two surgical options: total urogenital mobilization for a short common channel and long urethra, and urogenital separation for a long common channel and short urethra.
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