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Radiology of Anorectal malformations: What does the surgeon need to know?
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In brief
This review examines essential radiologic imaging techniques and findings for anorectal malformations, focusing on information critical for surgical decision-making and operative planning. The article bridges radiology and pediatric surgery perspectives to optimize preoperative assessment and management strategies.
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Publication date: Available online 15 November 2020
Source: Seminars in Pediatric Surgery
Author(s): Matthew Ralls, Benjamin P. Thompson, Brent Adler, Grace Ma, D. Gregory Bates, Steve Kraus, Marcus Jarboe
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