Fistula -in- ano
A fistula-in-ANO is a hollow tract lined with granulation tissue connecting a primary opening inside the anal canal to a secondary opening in the perianal skin. Secondary tracts may be multiple and from the same primary opening.
Fistula-in-ANO is nearly always caused by a previous anorectal abscess. Anal canal glands situated at the dent ate line afford a path for infecting organisms to reach the intramuscular spaces. Other fistulas develop secondary to trauma, Crohn disease, anal fissures, carcinoma, radiation therapy, actinomycoses, tuberculosis, and chlamydia infections.
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Immediate postoperative picture after radiowave fistulotomy.
Healed wound after 12 weeks.
- There is no definitive medical treatment. Different surgical approaches are available.
- Sitz baths, analgesics, and stool bulking agents (eg, bran, psyllium products) are used in follow-up care after surgery.
- Frequent office visits within the first few weeks help ensure proper healing and wound care.
Team Member
Justin Beckham
Cardiology Specialist
Smith Johnson
Dermatologist
Jennifer Winds
Neurology Specialist
Frequently Asked Questions
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