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M Vigoni

Publications and source records attributed to M Vigoni.

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[Surgical treatment of chronic anal fissures. Modification of the operation of Gabriel (author's transl)].

The author reports a personal technique for treating chronic complicated anal fissures. The advantages of this technique are: 1. Complete removal of lesions (fissure and its sclerotic base). 2. Covering of the week area with good quality mucosa. 3. Small uncovered residual area with consequent fast healing. 4. Nonetheless good drainage of the suture line. 5. Sphincterotomy made unnecessary as the debridment close to the muscle of the posterior flap removes together with the fissure, the fibrous tract (pecten) that often formed beneath. 6. Horn-shaped incisions drain as well as the large excision of Gabriel and avoid development of a fibrous scar at the posterior anal commissure. 7. The operation is relatively painless. The experience of the author is based on 500 cases, with no morbidity or recurrence.

Chronic Disease

[Grafts for surgery of the anus (author's transl)].

In surgery of the anus, grafts should be used as a complement to the extensive resections of lesions such as: skin tumors, radiotherapic lesions, resistant itching, chronic infection, pilonidal cysts, multiple fistulae. Such grafts are useful in many instances because they shorten the period of healing and insure a better skin cover. Grafts used in anal surgery are: the Davis-patch type, the free skin type and the pedicle-flap type. Each has its own indications. They are immediate or delayed. The author's experience indicates that indications for grafts are frequent, that their effects are always favorable and that the rate of failure is very low despite the risk of contamination from the proximity with the anus.

Anal Canal

[Complex anal fistulas. Current status of their treatment].

Out of 643 anal fistulae operated, 85 were considered complex. The author details the precautions that must be used in their cure in order to avoid a recurrence or an incompetence. Operated with these principles, a great majority of these fistulae cured completely, without important sequellae of the sphincter function. A small percentage of these fistulae are difficult to treat and liable to recurrence. These are the ano-rectal high supposedly blind fistulae or those that have an internal opening above the ano-rectal ring. The author prefers the treatment by modificating injections, of which he has a large experience. This procedure does not always guarantee cure but yields frequent long remissions.

Drug Therapy, Combination