1. Perspective: autologous skeletal muscle cells for the treatment of fecal incontinence

   • J. M. Gimble

   Editorial 23 September 2015 Pages: 667 - 668

2. Novel approach to treat fecal incontinence with muscle stem cell-based therapy

   • M. Siemionow

   Editorial 17 October 2015 Pages: 669 - 670

3. Tailor-made enhanced recovery programme for older patients

   • A. Deytrikh
   • S. Tou
   • R. Bergamaschi

   Editorial 26 September 2015 Pages: 671 - 672

4. Managing perianal Crohn’s fistula in the anti-TNFα era

   • P. Tozer
   • D. W. Borowski
   • A. Hart

   Challenges in Coloproctology 12 August 2015 Pages: 673 - 678

   

5. Image-guided real-time navigation for transanal total mesorectal excision: a pilot study

   • S. Atallah
   • B. Martin-Perez
   • S. Larach

   Original Article 09 July 2015 Pages: 679 - 684

   

6. Implantation of autologous muscle-derived stem cells in treatment of fecal incontinence: results of an experimental pilot study

   • M. Romaniszyn
   • N. Rozwadowska
   • M. Kurpisz

   Original Article Open access 13 August 2015 Pages: 685 - 696

   

7. Erratum to: Implantation of autologous muscle-derived stem cells in treatment of fecal incontinence: results of an experimental pilot study

   • M. Romaniszyn
   • N. Rozwadowska
   • M. Kurpisz

   Publisher's Erratum 27 October 2015 Pages: 697 - 697

8. Intersphincteric approach for rectourethral fistulas following radical prostatectomy

   • A. Amato
   • G. Pellino
   • F. Selvaggi

   Technical Note 24 July 2015 Pages: 699 - 703

   

9. Strategy for the difficult-to-reach ileal pouch-anal anastomosis: technical steps of an in vivo application of a mesenteric-lengthening technique

   • D. I. Chu
   • J. Tognelli
   • E. J. Dozois

   Trick of the Trade 28 September 2015 Pages: 705 - 709

   

10. Rectal duplication

    • I. B. Diaconescu
    • R. Bergamaschi

    Correspondence 15 October 2015 Pages: 711 - 712