Rediversion after ileal pouch-anal anastomosis
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum1995Vol. 38(8), pp. 793–798
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Eugene F. Foley, David J. Schoetz, Patricia L. Roberts, Peter W. Marcello, John Murray, John A. Coller, Malcolm C. Veidenheimer
Abstract
The overall rate of permanent pouch failure is low. The majority of failures were related to fistula formation associated with Crohn's disease or poor functional results. Pouches complicated by fistulas not associated with Crohn's disease can be salvaged with temporary rediversion.
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