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- •Dedication
- •Contributors
- •Foreword
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Technique
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Anatomy
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications

FIGURE7-7FistulatractispalpableasastringonDRE
(digitalexaminationwithindexfinger.Fistulatrackispalpable
asastring).
DigitalRectalExamination
Withtheindexfingerintherectumandthethumbontheanalverge,any
indurationsecondarytoanabscesscanbepalpated(Fig.7-8).Insome
cases,theinternalopeningcanalsobeaccuratelypalpatedandlocalized
byDRE.Furthermore,itisimportanttoassessforatender,fluctuant,
palpablemassinthepelvisthatmayindicateasupralevatorabscess.

Finally,itisimportanttoassessthequalityoftheanalsphinctersby
assessingthepatient’srestingandsqueezesphinctertoneduringthe
DRE.
FIGURE7-8DREwithpalpationforinduration.
Probing
Somesurgeonsmaychoosetoprobetheexternalopeningintheclinic
setting,toidentifytheinternalopeningandassesstherelationshipofthe
fistulatractwiththesphincters.Thiscanbeperformedwithasetofmetal
probeswithvaryingcurvatures(Fig.7-9).However,thismaneuvermay
bedifficultduetopatientdiscomfortandtheneedtobeextremelygentle
withprobingsoasnottocreateanyfalsetracts.Itistheauthors’andthe
editors’preferencetoreserveprobingtotheexaminationunder

anesthesia.
FIGURE7-9Setofmetalfistulaprobeswithaneye-
opening.
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AnoscopyandSigmoidoscopy
Anoscopycanbeperformedtovisualizetheinternalopeningintheanal
canal,whereassigmoidoscopycanhelpdistinguishbetweenarectaland
ananalcanalinternalopening.Sigmoidoscopyshouldalsobeperformed
todeterminethepresenceofunderlyingproctitis,ifCrohn’sdiseaseis
suspected.
ImagingModalities
Themostwidelyusedcomplementaryimagingtestsareendoanal
ultrasound(EUS)andmagneticresonanceimaging(MRI).
EUSoffersa360°viewoftheanalcanalthatdelineatesthe
relationshipofthetractwiththesphinctersandtheinternalopening.It
providesexcellentimagingoftherectalwall,oftheinternalandexternal
sphincters,andoftheintersphinctericplane.Injectionofhydrogen

peroxideintheexternalopeningishelpfultobeusedasanadjunctin
difficultcases,withanaccuracyof90%.Becausetheadventof3D-EUS,
thisaccuracyhasfurtherimproved.Inarecentstudy,theagreementof
3D-EUSwithoperativefindingswasexcellentintermsofdelineatingthe
primarytract(84%),findingtheinternalopening(84%),anddescribing
anysecondarytracts(82%).Intheonlyprospectivestudythatcompared
3D-EUSandMRIforthedefinitionofanalfistulas,bothmodalitieswere
showntobeequallyaccurate.TheadvantageofEUSisthatitisalowcost,rapid,andsimpleprocedure.However,EUShassomelimitations:
asitisahighlyoperator-dependentprocedure,itislimitedinitsabilityto
detectsupralevatorabscessesandfistulas,maynotbetoleratedwithout
anesthesia,anditcannotreliablydistinguishbetweeninfectionand
fibrosis(Fig.7-10).
FIGURE7-103D-endoanalultrasoundimageofananal
abscess(arrowsdemonstratetheabscessintheischiorectal
fossabelowtheexternalsphincter).
MRIhastheadvantageofexcellentintrinsicsoft-tissueresolution,
whereitcandepictthefistulatractinthecontextofthesurrounding
structures.Thesphinctermusclesandthelevatoranicanbeclearly
visualized,andthetrajectoryofthefistulatractorabscesscanbestudied
withaccuracyusingsagittal,axial,andcoronalreconstructions(Fig.7-
11).MRIismoresuitedfortheassessmentofcomplexbranchingtracts;
lateralextensionofatractintotheperianalspaces;andthecranial
extensionabovethelevatorani.MRIissuperiortoEUSinthe
identificationofsuprasphinctericandextrasphinctericfistulas.Another
advantageofMRIisthatitcanreliablydifferentiateinfectionsfrom

fibrosis;thus,itismosthelpfulfortheassessmentoffistularecurrence.
ImagesofdeepanorectalabscessesbyEUSappearasdecreased
echogenicity,whichmaybedifficulttodistinguishfromthesurrounding
tissues.However,usingMRI,theseanorectalabscessescanbeclearly
seenaslesionsofhigh-signalintensitiessurroundedbysignalintensities
offatinT2-weightedimages.
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FIGURE7-11Magneticresonanceimagingwithcoronal
viewdepictingsuprasphinctericabscess(arrowspointingat
abscess,asteriskdenoteslevatoranimuscles).
Imagingshouldbeusedwhentheanatomyisuncleareitherinthe
clinicoratthetimeofsurgery.Moreover,imagingcanbehelpfulto
delineatethetract(s)andtheirrelationshiptothesphinctermusclesfor
caseswithmultipleexternalopeningsandforrecurrentfistulas.

SURGERY
PrinciplesofSurgery
Thegoaloffistulasurgeryissimple:curethefistulawiththelowest
possiblerecurrencerate,withminimal,ifany,alterationincontinence
andwithintheshortestperiodoftime.Toachievethesegoals,anumber
ofprinciplesshouldbefollowed:theinternalopeningofthefistulatract
shouldbeidentified;therelationshipofthetracttothesphinctermuscles
shouldbeunderstood;divisionoftheleastamountofmuscleshouldbe
practiced;sidetractsshouldbeidentifiedandmanagedpriorto,oratthe
sametimeasthemainfistulatract;underlyingchronicconditions(e.g.,
Crohn’sdisease,tuberculosis)shouldbedetermined;thepatient’s
premorbidsphincterfunctionshouldbewellunderstoodandtakeninto
considerationwhenmakingtheoperativeplan.
PreparationforSurgery
Thepatientpreparesfortheoperationwithoneormorephosphate
enemas.Fistulotomyandfistulectomycanbeperformedunderspinal,
monitoredanesthesiacare,orgeneralanesthesiaintheelectivesetting.It
istheauthors’preferencetoperformtheseoperationsintheprone
jackknifeposition.Theperianalregionispreparedanddraped.Anal
speculumssuchasthePrattbivalveandtheHill-Fergusonareusedto
identifytheinternalopening;metallic,groovedprobeswithvarying
curvaturesareused(Figs.7-9and7-12).

FIGURE7-12Anoscopesusedforintraoperative
examinationofanalfistula(fromlefttoright:Prattbivalve,
Fansler,Hill-Fergusonanoscopes).
Fistulotomy
LayOpenTechnique
Fistulotomybythelayopentechniqueisidealformalepatientswith
simpleintersphinctericandlow-transsphinctericfistulas,whohave
normalpremorbidcontinence.Forfemalepatients,thistechniquemaybe
usedforthesameindications.However,theauthorspreferasphinctersparingapproachforlow-transsphinctericfistulasinwomen,especially
foranteriorfistulasandforwomenwhomayhavefuturevaginal
deliverieswithariskofinadvertentsphincterinjury.Thelayopen
techniquecanbeusedforallsubmucosalfistulasasnosphinctermuscle
isinvolved.
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Theprincipleforfistulotomybythelayopentechniqueisthatthe
entiretractisidentifiedanddivided,allowingforthebestchancefor
successintheshortesttime.Identificationoftheinternalopeningisthe
keystepofthisoperation.Atthefirstglance,allexternalopeningsshould

beidentifiedandassessed.Locationoftheexternalopening,itsdistance
fromtheanalmargin,andpalpationofthetractshouldgivethesurgeon
hintsaboutthelocationoftheinternalopening.Oncethesesignsare
assessed,probingisusedtocannulatethetractandlocalizetheinternal
opening.Thisstepisperformedbydelicatelyinsertingablunt,slightly
curvedfistulaprobewithintheexternalopeningandgentlyprobingto
findtheinternalopening.Thismaneuvershouldbedonewithgreatcare
topreventcreationoffalsepassages.
Iftheinternalopeningisnotidentifiedbygentleprobing,several
maneuverscanbeusedtoassistwithitsidentification.Dilutehydrogen
peroxidecanbeinjectedintotheexternalopeningusinganolive-tipped
metalcatheter(Fig.7-13AandB).Thisistheauthors’preferencebecause
itisnotmalleableandisnoteasilyobstructed.Otheragentsthatcanbeen
usedincludeaweaksolutionofmethyleneblue(1:10)andmilk.The
drawbackofamethylenebluesolutionisthatitstainsthesurrounding
tissues.
FIGURE7-13A.Olive-tippedmetalcathetertobeused
forinjectionintotheexternalopening.B.Olive-tippedmetal
catheterinsertedintotheexternalopeningwithhydrogen
peroxide.
Insomecases,theinternalopeningandtheexternalopening(s)are

easilyidentified,buttheprobecannotreachfromoneopeningtothe
other.Thisisusuallyduetoahighextensionofthetract;inthissituation,
gentleprobingthroughbothopeningsmaydelineatetheprimarytract.
Oncethecourseofthefistulaisfullyidentifiedandaprobeisgently
insertedwithinthetractfromtheexternalopeningthroughtheinternal
openingandintotheanus,therelationshipofthetractwiththesphincter
musclesshouldbeconfirmed(Figs.7-14and7-15).Ifthefistulais
deemedappropriateforfistulotomy,theroofoftheentiretractislaid
open,usingascalpelbladeorelectrocauterytodividetheskin,
subcutaneoustissue,andanyfibersoftheinvolvedsphinctermuscles.
Theinfectedanalcryptisobliteratedintheprocess.Thegranulation
tissuewithinthetractiscuretted.Ifthereisanyconcernforanetiology
otherthanthecryptoglandulardiseasesuchasCrohn’sdiseaseor
tuberculosis,thisgranulationtissuecanbesentforbiopsy.Thechronic
woundedgesoftheexternalopeningareexciseduntilhealthytissueis
reachedtoallowforproperhealing.Hemostasisisobtainedthrough
electrocoagulation.
FIGURE7-14Fistulotomyofalow-transsphincteric
fistula.

FIGURE7-15Probeinsertedwithinfistulatractfrom
internaltoexternalopening.
(AdaptedfromGordonPH,NivatvongsS.Anorectalabscesses
andfistula-in-ano.In:PrinciplesandPracticeofSurgeryfor
theColon,Rectum,andAnus.CRCPress,2007:191–234,with
permission.)
Carefulinspectionandprobingshouldbeperformedtouncoverany
secondarybranchingtracts.Thesecouldbelaidopeninthesamefashion
astheprimarytract,iftheamountofmuscleinvolvedisminimal.If
significantmuscleisinvolved,alternatesphincter-sparingprocedures
shouldbeconsidered.
Somesurgeonsmaychoosetomarsupializetheedgesofthewound
usingarunningabsorbablesuturetoapproximatetheskinedgestothe
edgeofthetract(Fig.7-16AandB).Thismethodisusedtoleavelessraw
unepithelializedtissueinthewound,therebyresultinginfasterwound
healing.However,thisaddedproceduredoesnotaddanyimprovements
incosmesisorfunction.
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