The surgeon explained that the fistula would need corrective surgery to prevent recurrent infections.

The surgeons discovered multiple fistulae connecting the intestine to the skin during the operation.

The surgeon explained that fistulas can complicate Crohn's disease and often require both medical and surgical management.

The surgeon detected an arteriovenous fistula near the patient's wrist during the examination.

After prolonged obstructed labor, she was diagnosed with a vesicovaginal fistula that required surgical repair.

After months of pain and discharge, she was finally diagnosed with a fistula-in-ano and scheduled for surgery.

After the prolonged obstructed labor, the patient developed vesicovaginal fistulas that required surgical repair.

Patients with arteriovenous fistulas require careful monitoring to prevent complications.

Many patients with anal fistulas struggle with pain and drainage before finding effective treatment.

The surgeon explained that multiple anal fistulae required careful imaging before planning the operation.