Faecal fistulae in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity5275 @entity1661 @entity17289 @entity281 @entity292 @entity86 @entity3147 @entity298 @entity2055
@entity292 has been a challenging problem for every surgeon. It develops spontaneously, postoperatively or post-traumatically. @entity292 develops following @entity298 . @entity17289 is an important cause in developing countries. @entity86 develops after enteric perforation or @entity2055 . @entity1661 , penetrating or perforating, isolated or part of multiple injuries--can lead to @entity292 . @entity292 is more common after emergency surgery, especially in malnourished @entity1 . @entity292 leads to unnatural losses of fluid and electrolytes and @entity3147 . Infection is generally a causative factor or the malnourished @entity1 with @entity292 develops @entity281 very fast. Assessment of the general condition of the @entity1 and the level of the @entity292 is very important in treating the @entity1 . Correction of fluid and electrolyte balance, control of @entity281 and supplementation of nutrition is the basis of treatment. Improved parasurgical care and @entity5275 has improved the survival rate and the spontaneous healing, reducing the need for surgical intervention.
