I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.
I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.
I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.
I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.
I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.
I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.
clinicalCloaca patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 76 · 5:09
host_summaryThe most common cause for redoing anorectal malformation patients is that the anus was placed in the wrong position.↗
▶Ep 76 · 6:29
host_summaryThere are many ways to tell if the anus is in the proper position, such as electrical stimulation and rectal ultrasound or MRI.↗
▶Ep 76 · 13:29
host_summaryThe PSARP operation for anorectal malformations was introduced in 1980, which is relatively new from a surgical point of view.↗
▶Ep 76 · 14:47
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in ARM patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 76 · 14:47
quoteThis is like a living creature within this child's abdomen.↗
▶Ep 76 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia.↗
▶Ep 76 · 16:16
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, Dr. Geyer's patients' bowel management became more manageable, and anatomy studied one year after showed no re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 76 · 18:49
clinicalDr. Geyer's plan is to try Malone only first, telling the family it might not succeed and more definitive surgery (removing colon) may be needed.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 47
▶Ep 77 · 3:55
clinicalCloacal patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 77 · 3:55
quoteI can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 77 · 3:55
guidelineEvery patient with an anorectal malformation needs a gynecologist colleague to ensure they are doing well.↗
▶Ep 77 · 13:29
quoteFrom a surgical point of view, Sarah, 1980 is really new for an operation.↗
▶Ep 77 · 13:29
host_summaryPrior to the PSARP (posterior sagittal anorectoplasty) in 1980, the surgical approach for anorectal malformations was an abdominal perineal pull-through that discarded the rectum and pulled the sigmoid down, which was wrong.↗
▶Ep 77 · 14:34
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in anorectal malformation patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 77 · 14:34
quoteBut this rectum is, wow, just out of control. Like, how would one save this thing?↗
▶Ep 77 · 15:45
clinicalThe rectal tapering technique involves going in laparoscopically or open, tapering on the anti-mesenteric side with a stent or dilator in the rectum to ensure good lumen size, stapling and sometimes over-sewing.↗
▶Ep 77 · 15:45
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, patients' bowel management becomes more manageable and anatomy studied one year after has not shown re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 77 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia. And I staple and I over-sow.↗
clinicalCloaca patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 16 · 5:09
host_summaryThe most common cause for redoing anorectal malformation patients is that the anus was placed in the wrong position.↗
▶Ep 16 · 6:29
host_summaryThere are many ways to tell if the anus is in the proper position, such as electrical stimulation and rectal ultrasound or MRI.↗
▶Ep 16 · 13:29
host_summaryThe PSARP operation for anorectal malformations was introduced in 1980, which is relatively new from a surgical point of view.↗
▶Ep 16 · 14:47
quoteThis is like a living creature within this child's abdomen.↗
▶Ep 16 · 14:47
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in ARM patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 16 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia.↗
▶Ep 16 · 16:16
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, Dr. Geyer's patients' bowel management became more manageable, and anatomy studied one year after showed no re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 16 · 18:49
clinicalDr. Geyer's plan is to try Malone only first, telling the family it might not succeed and more definitive surgery (removing colon) may be needed.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 47
▶Ep 17 · 3:55
clinicalCloacal patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 17 · 3:55
guidelineEvery patient with an anorectal malformation needs a gynecologist colleague to ensure they are doing well.↗
▶Ep 17 · 3:55
quoteI can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 17 · 13:29
host_summaryPrior to the PSARP (posterior sagittal anorectoplasty) in 1980, the surgical approach for anorectal malformations was an abdominal perineal pull-through that discarded the rectum and pulled the sigmoid down, which was wrong.↗
▶Ep 17 · 13:29
quoteFrom a surgical point of view, Sarah, 1980 is really new for an operation.↗
▶Ep 17 · 14:34
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in anorectal malformation patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 17 · 14:34
quoteBut this rectum is, wow, just out of control. Like, how would one save this thing?↗
▶Ep 17 · 15:45
clinicalThe rectal tapering technique involves going in laparoscopically or open, tapering on the anti-mesenteric side with a stent or dilator in the rectum to ensure good lumen size, stapling and sometimes over-sewing.↗
▶Ep 17 · 15:45
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, patients' bowel management becomes more manageable and anatomy studied one year after has not shown re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 17 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia. And I staple and I over-sow.↗
clinicalCloaca patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 223 · 3:55
clinicalCloaca patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 223 · 5:09
epidemiologicalThe most common cause for redoing anorectal malformation patients is that the anus was placed in the wrong position.↗
▶Ep 223 · 5:09
host_summaryThe most common cause for redoing anorectal malformation patients is that the anus was placed in the wrong position.↗
▶Ep 223 · 6:29
host_summaryThere are many ways to tell if the anus is in the proper position, such as electrical stimulation and rectal ultrasound or MRI.↗
▶Ep 223 · 6:29
clinicalThere are many ways to tell if the anus is in the proper position, such as electrical stimulation and rectal ultrasound or MRI.↗
▶Ep 223 · 13:29
clinicalThe PSARP operation for anorectal malformations was introduced in 1980, which is relatively new from a surgical point of view.↗
▶Ep 223 · 13:29
host_summaryThe PSARP operation for anorectal malformations was introduced in 1980, which is relatively new from a surgical point of view.↗
▶Ep 223 · 14:47
quoteThis is like a living creature within this child's abdomen.↗
▶Ep 223 · 14:47
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in ARM patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 223 · 14:47
quoteThis is like a living creature within this child's abdomen.↗
▶Ep 223 · 14:47
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in ARM patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 223 · 16:16
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, Dr. Geyer's patients' bowel management became more manageable, and anatomy studied one year after showed no re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 223 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia.↗
▶Ep 223 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia.↗
▶Ep 223 · 16:16
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, Dr. Geyer's patients' bowel management became more manageable, and anatomy studied one year after showed no re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 223 · 18:49
clinicalDr. Geyer's plan is to try Malone only first, telling the family it might not succeed and more definitive surgery (removing colon) may be needed.↗
▶Ep 223 · 18:49
clinicalDr. Geyer's plan is to try Malone only first, telling the family it might not succeed and more definitive surgery (removing colon) may be needed.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 47
▶Ep 224 · 3:55
quoteI can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 224 · 3:55
clinicalCloacal patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 224 · 3:55
guidelineEvery patient with an anorectal malformation needs a gynecologist colleague to ensure they are doing well.↗
▶Ep 224 · 3:55
quoteI can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 224 · 3:55
clinicalCloacal patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 224 · 3:55
guidelineEvery patient with an anorectal malformation needs a gynecologist colleague to ensure they are doing well.↗
▶Ep 224 · 13:29
clinicalPrior to the PSARP (posterior sagittal anorectoplasty) in 1980, the surgical approach for anorectal malformations was an abdominal perineal pull-through that discarded the rectum and pulled the sigmoid down, which was wrong.↗
▶Ep 224 · 13:29
host_summaryPrior to the PSARP (posterior sagittal anorectoplasty) in 1980, the surgical approach for anorectal malformations was an abdominal perineal pull-through that discarded the rectum and pulled the sigmoid down, which was wrong.↗
▶Ep 224 · 13:29
quoteFrom a surgical point of view, Sarah, 1980 is really new for an operation.↗
▶Ep 224 · 13:29
quoteFrom a surgical point of view, Sarah, 1980 is really new for an operation.↗
▶Ep 224 · 14:34
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in anorectal malformation patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 224 · 14:34
quoteBut this rectum is, wow, just out of control. Like, how would one save this thing?↗
▶Ep 224 · 14:34
quoteBut this rectum is, wow, just out of control. Like, how would one save this thing?↗
▶Ep 224 · 14:34
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in anorectal malformation patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 224 · 15:45
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, patients' bowel management becomes more manageable and anatomy studied one year after has not shown re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 224 · 15:45
clinicalThe rectal tapering technique involves going in laparoscopically or open, tapering on the anti-mesenteric side with a stent or dilator in the rectum to ensure good lumen size, stapling and sometimes over-sewing.↗
▶Ep 224 · 15:45
clinicalThe rectal tapering technique involves going in laparoscopically or open, tapering on the anti-mesenteric side with a stent or dilator in the rectum to ensure good lumen size, stapling and sometimes over-sewing.↗
▶Ep 224 · 15:45
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, patients' bowel management becomes more manageable and anatomy studied one year after has not shown re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 224 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia. And I staple and I over-sow.↗
▶Ep 224 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia. And I staple and I over-sow.↗
clinicalCloaca patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 87 · 3:55
clinicalCloaca patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 87 · 5:09
host_summaryThe most common cause for redoing anorectal malformation patients is that the anus was placed in the wrong position.↗
▶Ep 87 · 5:09
epidemiologicalThe most common cause for redoing anorectal malformation patients is that the anus was placed in the wrong position.↗
▶Ep 87 · 6:29
clinicalThere are many ways to tell if the anus is in the proper position, such as electrical stimulation and rectal ultrasound or MRI.↗
▶Ep 87 · 6:29
host_summaryThere are many ways to tell if the anus is in the proper position, such as electrical stimulation and rectal ultrasound or MRI.↗
▶Ep 87 · 13:29
host_summaryThe PSARP operation for anorectal malformations was introduced in 1980, which is relatively new from a surgical point of view.↗
▶Ep 87 · 13:29
clinicalThe PSARP operation for anorectal malformations was introduced in 1980, which is relatively new from a surgical point of view.↗
▶Ep 87 · 14:47
quoteThis is like a living creature within this child's abdomen.↗
▶Ep 87 · 14:47
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in ARM patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 87 · 14:47
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in ARM patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 87 · 14:47
quoteThis is like a living creature within this child's abdomen.↗
▶Ep 87 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia.↗
▶Ep 87 · 16:16
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, Dr. Geyer's patients' bowel management became more manageable, and anatomy studied one year after showed no re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 87 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia.↗
▶Ep 87 · 16:16
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, Dr. Geyer's patients' bowel management became more manageable, and anatomy studied one year after showed no re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 87 · 18:49
clinicalDr. Geyer's plan is to try Malone only first, telling the family it might not succeed and more definitive surgery (removing colon) may be needed.↗
▶Ep 87 · 18:49
clinicalDr. Geyer's plan is to try Malone only first, telling the family it might not succeed and more definitive surgery (removing colon) may be needed.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 47
▶Ep 88 · 3:55
guidelineEvery patient with an anorectal malformation needs a gynecologist colleague to ensure they are doing well.↗
▶Ep 88 · 3:55
clinicalCloacal patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 88 · 3:55
guidelineEvery patient with an anorectal malformation needs a gynecologist colleague to ensure they are doing well.↗
▶Ep 88 · 3:55
quoteI can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 88 · 3:55
clinicalCloacal patients require cesarean section for childbirth.↗
▶Ep 88 · 3:55
quoteI can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a gynecologist that you are friendly with, that helps you, keeps you out of trouble, and sees all of the female patients with an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 88 · 13:29
quoteFrom a surgical point of view, Sarah, 1980 is really new for an operation.↗
▶Ep 88 · 13:29
quoteFrom a surgical point of view, Sarah, 1980 is really new for an operation.↗
▶Ep 88 · 13:29
clinicalPrior to the PSARP (posterior sagittal anorectoplasty) in 1980, the surgical approach for anorectal malformations was an abdominal perineal pull-through that discarded the rectum and pulled the sigmoid down, which was wrong.↗
▶Ep 88 · 13:29
host_summaryPrior to the PSARP (posterior sagittal anorectoplasty) in 1980, the surgical approach for anorectal malformations was an abdominal perineal pull-through that discarded the rectum and pulled the sigmoid down, which was wrong.↗
▶Ep 88 · 14:34
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in anorectal malformation patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 88 · 14:34
clinicalDr. Geyer has tapered mega-rectosigmoids in anorectal malformation patients both laparoscopically and open, at time of colostomy closure and after failed bowel management, with relatively good success in fewer than ten cases.↗
▶Ep 88 · 14:34
quoteBut this rectum is, wow, just out of control. Like, how would one save this thing?↗
▶Ep 88 · 14:34
quoteBut this rectum is, wow, just out of control. Like, how would one save this thing?↗
▶Ep 88 · 15:45
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, patients' bowel management becomes more manageable and anatomy studied one year after has not shown re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 88 · 15:45
clinicalAfter rectal tapering, patients' bowel management becomes more manageable and anatomy studied one year after has not shown re-dilation.↗
▶Ep 88 · 15:45
clinicalThe rectal tapering technique involves going in laparoscopically or open, tapering on the anti-mesenteric side with a stent or dilator in the rectum to ensure good lumen size, stapling and sometimes over-sewing.↗
▶Ep 88 · 15:45
clinicalThe rectal tapering technique involves going in laparoscopically or open, tapering on the anti-mesenteric side with a stent or dilator in the rectum to ensure good lumen size, stapling and sometimes over-sewing.↗
▶Ep 88 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia. And I staple and I over-sow.↗
▶Ep 88 · 16:16
quoteLike a sleeve gastrectomy or like a proximal jejunal atresia. And I staple and I over-sow.↗
