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A 58-year-old woman presents with a rectovaginal fistula of 10 years’ duration. She has increased fecal urgency and incontinence of gas and stool. She had 2 vaginal deliveries with forceps and episiotomy repair, and was recently diagnosed as having diabetes. Which diagnostic study is most helpful in evaluating the cause of her incontinence?
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