A neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone, so if you can only use the appendix for one channel it should be the Mitrofanoff because an appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.
Visualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing the case, as patient could have malrotation and volvulus risk.
epidemiologicalThe most common complication of Malone procedure is stricture occurring in 17 to 20% of patients.↗
▶Ep 79 · 7:23
clinicalIn the late 2000s, urologists used deflux procedure (biodegradable gel injection) for Malone leakage, extrapolated from ureter reflux management.↗
▶Ep 79 · 9:46
clinicalDr. Frischer's research has shown that a neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone.↗
▶Ep 79 · 9:46
clinicalAn appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 79 · 13:51
clinicalVisualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing the case, as patient could have malrotation and volvulus risk.↗
▶Ep 79 · 16:01
epidemiologicalOnly 10 to 20% of patients will have problems with their Malone post-procedure.↗
Philippa's statements about Colorectal / ARM & Hirschsprung4 statements
epidemiologicalStricture occurs in 17 to 20% of patients after Malone procedure regardless of approach.↗
▶Ep 228 · 9:46
clinicalA neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone, so if you can only use the appendix for one channel it should be the Mitrofanoff because an appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 228 · 13:51
clinicalVisualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing case to rule out malrotation.↗
▶Ep 228 · 16:01
epidemiologicalMost patients (80-90%) do not have any problems post-procedure; only 10 to 20% will have issues with their Malone.↗
Philippa's statements about Crohn's Disease10 statements
epidemiologicalThe most common complication of Malone procedure is stricture occurring in 17 to 20% of patients.↗
▶Ep 6 · 7:23
clinicalIn the late 2000s, urologists used deflux procedure (biodegradable gel injection) for Malone leakage, extrapolated from ureter reflux management.↗
▶Ep 6 · 9:46
clinicalAn appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 6 · 9:46
clinicalDr. Frischer's research has shown that a neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone.↗
▶Ep 6 · 13:51
clinicalVisualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing the case, as patient could have malrotation and volvulus risk.↗
▶Ep 6 · 16:01
epidemiologicalOnly 10 to 20% of patients will have problems with their Malone post-procedure.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 43
▶Ep 7 · 6:29
epidemiologicalStricture occurs in 17 to 20% of patients after Malone procedure regardless of approach.↗
▶Ep 7 · 9:46
clinicalA neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone, so if you can only use the appendix for one channel it should be the Mitrofanoff because an appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 7 · 13:51
clinicalVisualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing case to rule out malrotation.↗
▶Ep 7 · 16:01
epidemiologicalMost patients (80-90%) do not have any problems post-procedure; only 10 to 20% will have issues with their Malone.↗
Summaries Philippa gave as host
· 26 summaries
Recaps of other experts' statements, not Philippa's own clinical position.
Summaries Philippa gave as host · Anorectal Malformation4 summaries
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Stricture occurs in 17 to 20% of patients after Malone procedure regardless of approach.↗
▶Ep 78 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: A neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone, so if you can only use the appendix for one channel it should be the Mitrofanoff because an appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 78 · 13:51
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Visualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing case to rule out malrotation.↗
▶Ep 78 · 16:01
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Most patients (80-90%) do not have any problems post-procedure; only 10 to 20% will have issues with their Malone.↗
Summaries Philippa gave as host · Colorectal / ARM & Hirschsprung10 summaries
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: The most common complication of Malone procedure is stricture occurring in 17 to 20% of patients.↗
▶Ep 222 · 7:23
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: In the late 2000s, urologists used deflux procedure (biodegradable gel injection) for Malone leakage, extrapolated from ureter reflux management.↗
▶Ep 222 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: An appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 222 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizes what Dr. Jason Frischer said: Dr. Frischer's research has shown that a neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone.↗
▶Ep 222 · 13:51
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Visualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing the case, as patient could have malrotation and volvulus risk.↗
▶Ep 222 · 16:01
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Only 10 to 20% of patients will have problems with their Malone post-procedure.↗
Colorectal Quiz: Episode 43
▶Ep 228 · 6:29
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Stricture occurs in 17 to 20% of patients after Malone procedure regardless of approach.↗
▶Ep 228 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: A neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone, so if you can only use the appendix for one channel it should be the Mitrofanoff because an appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 228 · 13:51
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Visualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing case to rule out malrotation.↗
▶Ep 228 · 16:01
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Most patients (80-90%) do not have any problems post-procedure; only 10 to 20% will have issues with their Malone.↗
Summaries Philippa gave as host · Crohn's Disease6 summaries
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: The most common complication of Malone procedure is stricture occurring in 17 to 20% of patients.↗
▶Ep 6 · 7:23
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: In the late 2000s, urologists used deflux procedure (biodegradable gel injection) for Malone leakage, extrapolated from ureter reflux management.↗
▶Ep 6 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: An appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 6 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizes what Dr. Jason Frischer said: Dr. Frischer's research has shown that a neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone.↗
▶Ep 6 · 13:51
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Visualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing the case, as patient could have malrotation and volvulus risk.↗
▶Ep 6 · 16:01
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Only 10 to 20% of patients will have problems with their Malone post-procedure.↗
Summaries Philippa gave as host · Functional Colorectal Disorders & Bowel Management6 summaries
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: The most common complication of Malone procedure is stricture occurring in 17 to 20% of patients.↗
▶Ep 33 · 7:23
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: In the late 2000s, urologists used deflux procedure (biodegradable gel injection) for Malone leakage, extrapolated from ureter reflux management.↗
▶Ep 33 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: An appendix-based Mitrofanoff does much better than a small bowel Monty.↗
▶Ep 33 · 9:46
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizes what Dr. Jason Frischer said: Dr. Frischer's research has shown that a neo-Malone does just as well as a Malone.↗
▶Ep 33 · 13:51
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Visualizing a floppy cecum with laparoscope means checking alignment of Treitz ligament before completing the case, as patient could have malrotation and volvulus risk.↗
▶Ep 33 · 16:01
host summaryPhilippa Jalus summarizing the discussion: Only 10 to 20% of patients will have problems with their Malone post-procedure.↗
