Complex Anterior Anorectal Fistulae in Women

Description

Complex anterior fistulae in women result from a range of etiologies including obstetric or iatrogenic injury, inflammatory bowel disease, cryptoglandular abscess and malignancy. The complex workup and management of these fistulae will be discussed during this webinar including pre-operative management and operative techniques for obstetric and cryptoglandular anterior fistulae, management of fistulae associated with inflammatory bowel including pouch-vaginal fistulae, and surgical management of special conditions: recurrent fistulae, anastomotic fistulae, radiation.

Moderators: Jasneet Bhullar, MD, MS; Katerina Wells, MD; Punam Parikh, MD

Speakers: Anna Spivak, DO; Shannon McChesney, MD; Gokul Subhas, MD

Credit Hours Available: 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™
Release Date: August 23, 2024
CME Expires: August 22, 2027

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Last updated: August 28, 2024