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Complications after surgery for anorectal malformations: An ARM-Net Consortium registry study
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In brief
In brief
This ARM-Net Consortium registry study examines complication rates and types following surgical reconstruction for anorectal malformations in pediatric patients. The research identifies patient demographics and treatment approaches associated with increased complication risk, providing evidence to guide surgical decision-making and improve outcomes in this congenital condition.
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Establishing the incidence and types of complications following surgical intervention for ARM, primarily after reconstruction. Patient- and treatment-related risk factors were also determined.
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