Surgical treatment is primarily used to treat complications of Crohn's disease but also to
improve the quality of life. An adequate preoperative preparation including improvement of …

Two hundred and two patients with Crohn's disease have been examined during the year
1984 to assess the frequency of perianal disease. One hundred and ten have had evidence …

Background Due to the considerable variety in the clinical presentation of anorectal and
rectovaginal fistulas in Crohn's disease, data on treatment results for each type of fistula are …

Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory disorder. The broad variability in phenotypic
presentations makes the treatment of this disease a true multidisciplinary approach …

Symptomatic anal disease (excluding skin tags) was observed in 49 out of 151 successive
patients treated for Crohn's disease. Two main types of anal disease were encountered …

Crohn's disease (CD) is an inflammatory disease that occurs in unexplained gastrointestinal
mucosa. Anal fistula is a common complication of CD. Anal fistula accounts for 15% of …

Objective To compare the healing rate after several types of surgical repair of rectovaginal
fistula (RVF) in Crohn's disease, and to identify factors predicting a successful outcome …

Low rectovaginal fistulas occur in Crohn's disease but are not common. As with other
manifestations of anorectal Crohn's disease, their incidence is directly proportional to the …

The fistulas encountered in Crohn's disease are a frequent complication and may be internal
or external. The first type are gut-to-gut, the second gut-to-skin. Of the 47 Crohn's disease …

The principal by which treatment of pyogenic complications anorectal disease is guided
should rely heavily on small procedure with medical management of rectal disease and …