Study also finds fecal continence rates for children born with ARMs are lower than previously reported.
Researchers suggest objective, measurable factors can be used to provide families with reasonable expectations
Why Wrestling Through the Logistical Challenges of a Multidisciplinary Colorectal Center Matters
A recent presentation underscores the importance of consulting urologists in the earliest stages of care.
Care transition plans aren’t just for kids with congenital conditions anymore. Could your practice benefit from a proactive transition plan for all patients?
A protocolized approach significantly reduced ED visits and hospital admissions for children with chronic constipation – and became a driver for surgical referrals.
Colorectal Surgery, Urology and Gynecology coordinate to save tissue and time.
