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Postoperative pelvic MRI of anorectal malformations
Authors
Lane F. Donnelly
Mohamed A. Eltomey
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Kathleen H. Emery
Marc A. Levitt
Alberto Peña
Publication date
1 November 2008
Publisher
Health Sciences Research Commons
Abstract
OBJECTIVE. Patients operated on for anorectal malformations can experience technical complications related to the initial corrective surgery. Many of these complications may necessitate reoperation. Pelvic MRI is part of the evaluation to assess the position of the pulledthrough bowel, the sphincter muscles, and the critical area of the posterior urethra. This article reviews the various pelvic MRI findings in these patients. CONCLUSION. Pelvic MRI is a valuable tool in the assessment of postoperative anorectal malformations that may necessitate additional surgery. © American Roentgen Ray Society
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