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Fistules anales: le traitement standard

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Fistules anales

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Après avoir traité de la genèse de la fistule anale, son anatomie, ses manifestations cliniques, abordons la thérapeutique en commençant par le traitement standard.

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Ganansia, R. (2010). Fistules anales: le traitement standard. In: Fistules anales. La «Collection SNFCP». Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0019-6_6

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