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Anal Fistulas in Regional Enteritis

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Progress in Proctology
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Regional enteritis (Crohn’s disease) is an unspecific segmentary and granulomatous inflammation of the bowel wall. The disease shows a definite tendency to form fistulas. In the literature fistulas have been described in 60% of the cases. Of these 20 to 25% were anorectal fistulas (Table 1). Regional enteritis has also been reported to occur primarily in the rectum in a few cases.

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Schier, J. (1969). Anal Fistulas in Regional Enteritis. In: Hoferichter, J. (eds) Progress in Proctology. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87959-3_12

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