The limited posterior sagittal incision deliberately did not develop an incision within the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecological structures.
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's practice were discharged home without being identified as having an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 90 · 3:23
clinicalA single perineal orifice with no rectal or vaginal fistula must be called a cloaca.↗
▶Ep 90 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
▶Ep 90 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision was deliberately kept out of the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecologic structures after puberty.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 40
▶Ep 80 · 1:05
quoteAbout 60% of our patients were discharged home without being identified as anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 80 · 1:05
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's region were discharged home without the malformation being identified.↗
▶Ep 80 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
clinicalCT angiogram revealed the aorta bifurcating quite distal to the usual location, coming down to the base of the bladder and wrapping around it.↗
▶Ep 80 · 8:37
quoteWe decided we'd rather wake the child up at this stage and get a CT angiogram.↗
▶Ep 80 · 9:04
clinicalThe team determined there were no large vessels going into the pelvis, so dissection could safely proceed anterior to the aorta.↗
▶Ep 80 · 9:29
clinicalThe second operation was performed open with meticulous dissection anterior to the aorta and posterior to the bladder, with a limited PSARP in the supine position and anal pediasty without diversion.↗
▶Ep 80 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision deliberately did not develop an incision within the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecological structures.↗
▶Ep 80 · 17:19
clinicalThe sphincter complex responded very well to stimulation, which is a positive finding.↗
▶Ep 80 · 17:19
quoteThe sphincter complex, when you stimulate it, was very, very good.↗
Chris's statements about Anorectal Malformations & Cloacal Reconstruction4 statements
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's practice were discharged home without being identified as having an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 16 · 3:23
clinicalA single perineal orifice with no rectal or vaginal fistula must be called a cloaca.↗
▶Ep 16 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
▶Ep 16 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision was deliberately kept out of the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecologic structures after puberty.↗
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's practice were discharged home without being identified as having an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 30 · 3:23
clinicalA single perineal orifice with no rectal or vaginal fistula must be called a cloaca.↗
▶Ep 30 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
▶Ep 30 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision was deliberately kept out of the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecologic structures after puberty.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 40
▶Ep 22 · 1:05
quoteAbout 60% of our patients were discharged home without being identified as anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 22 · 1:05
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's region were discharged home without the malformation being identified.↗
▶Ep 22 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
quoteWe decided we'd rather wake the child up at this stage and get a CT angiogram.↗
▶Ep 22 · 8:37
clinicalCT angiogram revealed the aorta bifurcating quite distal to the usual location, coming down to the base of the bladder and wrapping around it.↗
▶Ep 22 · 9:04
clinicalThe team determined there were no large vessels going into the pelvis, so dissection could safely proceed anterior to the aorta.↗
▶Ep 22 · 9:29
clinicalThe second operation was performed open with meticulous dissection anterior to the aorta and posterior to the bladder, with a limited PSARP in the supine position and anal pediasty without diversion.↗
▶Ep 22 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision deliberately did not develop an incision within the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecological structures.↗
▶Ep 22 · 17:19
clinicalThe sphincter complex responded very well to stimulation, which is a positive finding.↗
▶Ep 22 · 17:19
quoteThe sphincter complex, when you stimulate it, was very, very good.↗
Chris's statements about Colorectal / ARM & Hirschsprung26 statements
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's practice were discharged home without being identified as having an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 223 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
▶Ep 223 · 3:23
clinicalA single perineal orifice with no rectal or vaginal fistula must be called a cloaca.↗
▶Ep 223 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision was deliberately kept out of the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecologic structures after puberty.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 40
▶Ep 230 · 1:05
quoteAbout 60% of our patients were discharged home without being identified as anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 230 · 1:05
quoteAbout 60% of our patients were discharged home without being identified as anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 230 · 1:05
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's region were discharged home without the malformation being identified.↗
▶Ep 230 · 1:05
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's region were discharged home without the malformation being identified.↗
▶Ep 230 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
▶Ep 230 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
quoteWe decided we'd rather wake the child up at this stage and get a CT angiogram.↗
▶Ep 230 · 8:37
quoteWe decided we'd rather wake the child up at this stage and get a CT angiogram.↗
▶Ep 230 · 8:37
clinicalCT angiogram revealed the aorta bifurcating quite distal to the usual location, coming down to the base of the bladder and wrapping around it.↗
▶Ep 230 · 8:37
clinicalCT angiogram revealed the aorta bifurcating quite distal to the usual location, coming down to the base of the bladder and wrapping around it.↗
▶Ep 230 · 9:04
clinicalThe team determined there were no large vessels going into the pelvis, so dissection could safely proceed anterior to the aorta.↗
▶Ep 230 · 9:04
clinicalThe team determined there were no large vessels going into the pelvis, so dissection could safely proceed anterior to the aorta.↗
▶Ep 230 · 9:29
clinicalThe second operation was performed open with meticulous dissection anterior to the aorta and posterior to the bladder, with a limited PSARP in the supine position and anal pediasty without diversion.↗
▶Ep 230 · 9:29
clinicalThe second operation was performed open with meticulous dissection anterior to the aorta and posterior to the bladder, with a limited PSARP in the supine position and anal pediasty without diversion.↗
▶Ep 230 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision deliberately did not develop an incision within the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecological structures.↗
▶Ep 230 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision deliberately did not develop an incision within the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecological structures.↗
▶Ep 230 · 17:19
quoteThe sphincter complex, when you stimulate it, was very, very good.↗
▶Ep 230 · 17:19
clinicalThe sphincter complex responded very well to stimulation, which is a positive finding.↗
▶Ep 230 · 17:19
clinicalThe sphincter complex responded very well to stimulation, which is a positive finding.↗
▶Ep 230 · 17:19
quoteThe sphincter complex, when you stimulate it, was very, very good.↗
Chris's statements about Hirschsprung disease15 statements
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's practice were discharged home without being identified as having an anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 89 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
▶Ep 89 · 3:23
clinicalA single perineal orifice with no rectal or vaginal fistula must be called a cloaca.↗
▶Ep 89 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision was deliberately kept out of the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecologic structures after puberty.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 40
▶Ep 92 · 1:05
epidemiologicalAbout 60% of anorectal malformation patients in Chris Westgarth-Taylor's region were discharged home without the malformation being identified.↗
▶Ep 92 · 1:05
quoteAbout 60% of our patients were discharged home without being identified as anorectal malformation.↗
▶Ep 92 · 3:23
quoteWe're going to have to call this a cloaca because it's a single perineal orifice.↗
quoteWe decided we'd rather wake the child up at this stage and get a CT angiogram.↗
▶Ep 92 · 8:37
clinicalCT angiogram revealed the aorta bifurcating quite distal to the usual location, coming down to the base of the bladder and wrapping around it.↗
▶Ep 92 · 9:04
clinicalThe team determined there were no large vessels going into the pelvis, so dissection could safely proceed anterior to the aorta.↗
▶Ep 92 · 9:29
clinicalThe second operation was performed open with meticulous dissection anterior to the aorta and posterior to the bladder, with a limited PSARP in the supine position and anal pediasty without diversion.↗
▶Ep 92 · 10:53
clinicalThe limited posterior sagittal incision deliberately did not develop an incision within the perineal body to avoid destroying or scarring it for future incorporation of gynecological structures.↗
▶Ep 92 · 17:19
quoteThe sphincter complex, when you stimulate it, was very, very good.↗
▶Ep 92 · 17:19
clinicalThe sphincter complex responded very well to stimulation, which is a positive finding.↗
