International Colorectal Web Meetings

Case Summary

Case Summary

Case Summary

Summary

The entire web meeting was dedicated to the correct diagnostic use of high-pressure distal colostograms for determining anorectal malformations.

Case Summary

• Newborn male presents with recto-perineal fistula.
• This is a tiny recto-perineal fistula, which would not be able to be dilated.
• Cross table lateral film shows a short distance to the anal impression.
• Radiograph at the outside hospital showed significant colonic dilation.

Case Summary

• 16-yr-old patient presents to the emergency department 5 d after a bike accident where he suffered an anorectal trauma.
• On physical exam, he had skin and the anoderm on the right side with damage of the anal canal with skin and fat tissue necrosis.

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• 10-yr-old female patient presents for evaluation.
• Her history included that he presented with a right colon perforation at 7 wk of age.
• She underwent partial colon resection and ileostomy.
• Incorrectly diagnosed with Hirschsprung disease.

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• 16-yr-old presents for evaluation because of fecal impaction.
• History of constipation from 6 mo of age.
• He has been to the Emergency Department multiple times for disimpaction.
• He did not have appropriate follow up.

Case Summary

• 3-yr-old presents for evaluation. He was born and was noted to have abdominal distention, inability to pass stool in first 48 h of life and feeding intolerance.
• On day of life 12, he underwent a transanal pull-through at an outside hospital. He had not had a rectal biopsy prior to that procedure.

Case Summary

Case Overview, Part 1