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Le siège, « ses boutons et ses furoncles » : fistules et autres suppurations anales

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Bien que décrites depuis léAntiquité égyptienne, les suppurations anales demeurent souvent un réel problème tant pour le patient, qui subit leur inconfort, que pour son chirurgien qui peut être confronté à de réelles difficultés thérapeutiques. Pour mieux les comprendre et les traiter, il est nécessaire de les classer suivant leur origine. Il existe trois groupes de lésions : les suppurations provenant du canal anal (75,5 %), celles dont l’origine est située au-dessus du canal anal (1,8 %) et les suppurations indépendantes de l’ano-rectum (22,7 %).

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Senéjoux, A. (2013). Le siège, « ses boutons et ses furoncles » : fistules et autres suppurations anales. In: Pathologies des toilettes. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0356-2_22

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