Sphincter Reconstruction for Patients with Soiling after a Pull-Through for Hirschsprung Disease

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Sphincter reconstruction technique is described in detail for patients with soiling due to an iatrogenic overstretching of the anal sphincters at the time of the initial pull-through procedure for Hirschsprung disease. Until this technique, there was no optimal management for these patients. They were treated with enemas (rectal or antegrade) with some success; however they could not develop voluntary bowel movements. With the sphincter reconstruction technique, these patients can gain voluntary bowel control.

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Hirschsprung's diseasefecal incontinencepatulous anusdentate lineanal sphinctersMalone appendicostomysphincter reconstructionvoluntary bowel movementsanorectal manometrysphincteric contractiondissectionexternal sphincterischiectal fatabsorbable suturesmucocutaneous junctionbowel wallsuture techniquesmuscle attachmentdigital exam

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#HirschsprungsDisease#FecalIncontinence#SphincterReconstruction#PediatricSurgery#AnorectalManometry#SurgicalTechniques#BowelControl#MaloneAppendicostomy#SphincterMuscle#VoluntaryBowelMovements#SurgicalEducation#PediatricGastroenterology#SurgicalOutcomes#PatientCare#ColorectalSurgery#SurgicalInnovation#MedicalEducation#Anatomy#SutureTechniques
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