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COUNSELING DAY

📄 Normal Stady

RECTOCUTANEOUS FISTULA- Rectum → skin

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Rectocutaneous fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

ANOCUTANEOUS FISTULA- anal canal → skin

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Anocutaneous fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

ENTEROCUTANEOUS FISTULA- small intestine → skin

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Enterocutaneous fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

COLOCUTANEOUS FISTULA- colon → skin

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Colocutaneous fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

VESICOCUTANEOUS FISTULA- urinary bladder → skin

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Vesicocutaneous fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

URETHROCUTANEOUS FISTULA- urethra → skin

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Urethrocutaneous fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

ENTEROENTERIC FISTULA- bowel → bowel

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

📄 Enteroenteric fistula – bowel → bowel

ENTEROCOLIC FISTULA- small bowel → colon

📄 Enterocolic fistula – Single simple tract

📄 Enterocolic fistula – Multiple tracts

📄 Enterocolic fistula – Branching / complex tract

📄 Enterocolic fistula – Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Enterocolic fistula – Associated abscess cavity

📄 Enterocolic fistula – With active contrast leak

📄 Enterocolic fistula – With secondary tract formation

📄 Enterocolic fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

PERIANAL FISTULA

📄 Intersphincteric perianal fistula

📄 Transsphincteric perianal fistula

📄 Suprasphincteric perianal fistula

📄 Extrasphincteric perianal fistula

📄 Perianal fistulaSingle- simple fistulous tract

📄 Perianal fistulaSingle- Multiple fistulous tracts

📄 Perianal fistulaSingle- Branching / complex fistula

📄 Perianal fistulaSingle- Blind-ending sinus tract

📄 Perianal fistulaSingle- Associated with abscess cavity

📄 Perianal fistulaSingle- with active contrast leak

📄 Perianal fistulaSingle- with secondary tract formation

📄 Perianal fistula – Communicating with adjacent organ

POST-SURGICAL FISTULA

📄 Post-surgical fistula

📄 Inflammatory fistula (e.g., Crohn’s disease)

📄 Infective fistula

📄 Traumatic fistula

📄 Rectal Fistula

📄 Pere anal Fistula

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