Aim The primary aim of the European Society of Coloproctology (ESCP) Guideline
Development Group (GDG) was to produce high‐quality, evidence‐based guidelines for the …

Background Dressing change is the most important part of postoperative wound care. The
aim of this study was to evaluate whether a more effective, simple and less painful method of …

Background Prior studies focus primarily on surgical outcomes of anal fistula treatment, such
as healing rates, rather than patient‐reported outcomes, such as postoperative pain, which …

Purpose Surgery for anal fistulas can result in devastating complications, including
reoperations and fecal incontinence. There is limited contemporary evidence comparing …

Background Accurate preoperative evaluation of fistula-in-ano can guide the choice of
surgical procedure and may improve healing rates. This prospective study aimed to evaluate …

Introduction Performing the surgical procedure in a high-volume center has been seen to be
important for some surgical procedures. However, this issue has not been studied for …

Background Acute surgical units (ASU) are increasingly being adopted and in our system
are staffed by colorectal and non‐colorectal general surgeons. This study aims to evaluate …

Fistula in ano poses a common yet challenging clinical scenario in colorectal surgery,
necessitating optimal management strategies for improved outcomes. This chapter offers a …

Introducción En algunos procedimientos quirúrgicos se ha demostrado que la centralización
en hospitales de alto volumen mejora los resultados obtenidos. Sin embargo, este punto …

Purpose: To investigate the relationship between preoperative inflammatory parameters and
disease severity in patients operated for perianal fistula in our clinic between 2013-2021 …