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Jan 16, 2025 23 min

Colorectal Quiz: Episode 43 - Malone Problems

from Stay Current in Pediatric Surgery

In this episode of the Colorectal Quiz, Drs. Marc Levitt and Jason Frischer are joined by Drs. Jeffrey Avansino and Hira Ahmad to discuss the nuances of the Malone procedure, used for managing fecal incontinence and constipation in pediatric patients. From patient selection to managing complications, this in-depth conversation highlights the importance of collaboration between urology and surgery for optimal outcomes. Key Topics: Understanding the Malone Procedure: Creating a channel to administer enemas for patients with continence challenges. Technical Considerations: When to use a shared appendix, manage leakage, and troubleshoot complex cases. Complication Management: Addressing stenosis, leakage, and rare issues like appendiceal prolapse. Future Approaches: Exploring the importance of teamwork and innovative solutions in colorectal surgery. Whether you're a pediatric surgeon or someone interested in advancing your understanding of colorectal care, this episode is packed with practical tips and insights. Don't forget to download the Stay Current app for related images and resources, and subscribe for more episodes of the Colorectal Quiz!

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