Julia Grabowski

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▶ Ep 54 · 6:07
For international audiences where access to surgery is limited and patients cannot afford a second surgery, dilations should be encouraged.
opinion · Anorectal Malformation
▶ Ep 54 · 2:25
Stricturoplasty is a satisfying operation that takes about 20 minutes, allows same-day discharge, and babies tolerate it very well.
clinical · Anorectal Malformation

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Update Course Rewind: Anal Dilation Following PSARP 2023

▶ Ep 54 · 2:25
clinical Stricturoplasty is a satisfying operation that takes about 20 minutes, allows same-day discharge, and babies tolerate it very well. ↗
▶ Ep 54 · 2:25
quote One of my hesitations around saying, okay, great, we're not going to dilate and we just move to a place where if they end up with a persistent structure, they get an anoplasty, but how does that impact continence? ↗
▶ Ep 54 · 2:25
clinical Stricturoplasty is appropriate only for skin level strictures, not for longer strictures or anything deeper below the skin. ↗
▶ Ep 54 · 2:25
clinical Stricturoplasty converts a Hagar 10 into a Hagar 13. ↗
▶ Ep 54 · 2:25
quote It is actually a very, very satisfying operation for a skin level structure. Procedure just takes about 20 minutes and kids can usually go home the same day. ↗
▶ Ep 54 · 4:11
clinical When children are older than 6-8 months, dilations are sometimes not successful and may result in dealing with stricture anyway. ↗
▶ Ep 54 · 6:07
opinion For international audiences where access to surgery is limited and patients cannot afford a second surgery, dilations should be encouraged. ↗
▶ Ep 54 · 6:07
quote I could interpret that data differently and be like, actually, I'll recommend dilations for places where access would be an issue and just coming back to surgery a second time, most people cannot afford that. ↗