Highlights
- •What is known? Many children with complex colorectal pathology require long-term administration of antegrade enemas to maintain continence.
- •What does this article add? The stapled neoappendicostomy is a technical modification that simplifies the creation of a neoappendicostomy when the native appendix is unavailable for conventional appendicostomy.
- •The stapled neoappendicostomy provides durable short- and mid-term functional outcomes.
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Publication history
Published online: August 21, 2022
Accepted:
August 16,
2022
Received:
August 13,
2022
Footnotes
Previous Communication: This paper was presented as a podium presentation at the Fall 2021 Pediatric Colorectal Scientific Meeting (PCSM)
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