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A Staged Operation for Anopenile Urethral Fistula

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Date 2019 Mar 5
PMID 30829309
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Anopenile urethral fistula (APUF) is not rare, but there are only a few detailed reports regarding its surgical treatment. We describe a patient with APUF who had no anal opening, and meconium was discharged from the external urethral orifice. The patient was treated with a staged operation.

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