To understand how to evaluate and treat patients with pediatric colorectal problems.
Understand the newborn assessment of associated malformations and anorectal malformations
Urologic Spinal Sacral Gastrointestinal Gynecologic
Recognize the different types of anorectal malformations
Rectoperineal fistula Rectourethral fistula Rectovestibular fistula No fistula Cloacal malformation
Understand the proper newborn radiologic evaluation for anorectal malformations
AP Spine Sacral xrays Abdominal ultrasound Renal ultrasound Spinal ultrasound Cross-table lateral xray
Determine the correct newborn surgical intervention in anorectal malformations
Anoplasty Colostomy Need for hydrocolpos drainage
Understand the newborn assessment and treatment of Hirschsprung’s disease
Radiologic evaluation Irrigations Primary pull-through Colostomy
Develop expertise in the surgical management of index colorectal conditions
PSARP for male (rectobulbar, rectoprostatic and no fistula) PSAP for male (rectoperineal fistula) PSARP + laparoscopy/laparotomy for male wit rectobladderneck fistula PSARP for female (rectovestibular fistula) PSAP for female (rectoperineal fistula) PSARVUP for cloacal malformations Pull-through for Hirschsprung’s (transanal techniques, laparoscopic techniques)
Understand multidisciplinary medical and surgical management for the variety of colorectal problems
Management of idiopathic constipation Management of constipation in anorectal malformation Management of constipation in Hirschsprung disease Management of hypermotility in anorectal malformations Management of hypermotility in Hirschsprung disease Management of entercolitis Management of fecal incontinence
Understand surgical interventions for fecal incontinence
Sigmoid resection Malone procedure
Understand the assessment of complex Hirschsprung’s disease with postoperative soiling or obstructive symptoms
Medical management Rectal biopsy Indications for re-operation
Understand the medical and surgical management of intractable idiopathic constipation
Laxative trial Colonic resection therapies Motility evaluation
To understand how to evaluate and treat patients with pediatric colorectal problems.
Understand the newborn assessment of associated malformations and anorectal malformations
Urologic Spinal Sacral Gastrointestinal Gynecologic
Recognize the different types of anorectal malformations
Rectoperineal fistula Rectourethral fistula Rectovestibular fistula No fistula Cloacal malformation
Understand the proper newborn radiologic evaluation for anorectal malformations
AP Spine Sacral xrays Abdominal ultrasound Renal ultrasound Spinal ultrasound Cross-table lateral xray
Determine the correct newborn surgical intervention in anorectal malformations
Anoplasty Colostomy Need for hydrocolpos drainage
Understand the newborn assessment and treatment of Hirschsprung’s disease
Radiologic evaluation Irrigations Primary pull-through Colostomy
Develop expertise in the surgical management of index colorectal conditions
PSARP for male (rectobulbar, rectoprostatic and no fistula) PSAP for male (rectoperineal fistula) PSARP + laparoscopy/laparotomy for male wit rectobladderneck fistula PSARP for female (rectovestibular fistula) PSAP for female (rectoperineal fistula) PSARVUP for cloacal malformations Pull-through for Hirschsprung’s (transanal techniques, laparoscopic techniques)
Understand multidisciplinary medical and surgical management for the variety of colorectal problems
Management of idiopathic constipation Management of constipation in anorectal malformation Management of constipation in Hirschsprung disease Management of hypermotility in anorectal malformations Management of hypermotility in Hirschsprung disease Management of entercolitis Management of fecal incontinence
Understand surgical interventions for fecal incontinence
Sigmoid resection Malone procedure
Understand the assessment of complex Hirschsprung’s disease with postoperative soiling or obstructive symptoms
Medical management Rectal biopsy Indications for re-operation
Understand the medical and surgical management of intractable idiopathic constipation
Laxative trial Colonic resection therapies Motility evaluation
To understand how to evaluate and treat patients with pediatric colorectal problems.
Understand the newborn assessment of associated malformations and anorectal malformations
Urologic Spinal Sacral Gastrointestinal Gynecologic
Recognize the different types of anorectal malformations
Rectoperineal fistula Rectourethral fistula Rectovestibular fistula No fistula Cloacal malformation
Understand the proper newborn radiologic evaluation for anorectal malformations
AP Spine Sacral xrays Abdominal ultrasound Renal ultrasound Spinal ultrasound Cross-table lateral xray
Determine the correct newborn surgical intervention in anorectal malformations
Anoplasty Colostomy Need for hydrocolpos drainage
Understand the newborn assessment and treatment of Hirschsprung’s disease
Radiologic evaluation Irrigations Primary pull-through Colostomy
Develop expertise in the surgical management of index colorectal conditions
PSARP for male (rectobulbar, rectoprostatic and no fistula) PSAP for male (rectoperineal fistula) PSARP + laparoscopy/laparotomy for male wit rectobladderneck fistula PSARP for female (rectovestibular fistula) PSAP for female (rectoperineal fistula) PSARVUP for cloacal malformations Pull-through for Hirschsprung’s (transanal techniques, laparoscopic techniques)
Understand multidisciplinary medical and surgical management for the variety of colorectal problems
Management of idiopathic constipation Management of constipation in anorectal malformation Management of constipation in Hirschsprung disease Management of hypermotility in anorectal malformations Management of hypermotility in Hirschsprung disease Management of entercolitis Management of fecal incontinence
Understand surgical interventions for fecal incontinence
Sigmoid resection Malone procedure
Understand the assessment of complex Hirschsprung’s disease with postoperative soiling or obstructive symptoms
Medical management Rectal biopsy Indications for re-operation
Understand the medical and surgical management of intractable idiopathic constipation
Laxative trial Colonic resection therapies Motility evaluation
To understand how to evaluate and treat patients with pediatric colorectal problems.
Understand the newborn assessment of associated malformations and anorectal malformations
Urologic
Spinal
Sacral
Gastrointestinal
Gynecologic
Recognize the different types of anorectal malformations
Rectoperineal fistula
Rectourethral fistula
Rectovestibular fistula
No fistula
Cloacal malformation
Understand the proper newborn radiologic evaluation for anorectal malformations
AP Spine
Sacral xrays
Abdominal ultrasound
Renal ultrasound
Spinal ultrasound
Cross-table lateral xray
Determine the correct newborn surgical intervention in anorectal malformations
Anoplasty
Colostomy
Need for hydrocolpos drainage
Understand the newborn assessment and treatment of Hirschsprung’s disease
Radiologic evaluation
Irrigations
Primary pull-through
Colostomy
Develop expertise in the surgical management of index colorectal conditions
PSARP for male (rectobulbar, rectoprostatic and no fistula)
PSAP for male (rectoperineal fistula)
PSARP + laparoscopy/laparotomy for male wit rectobladderneck fistula
PSARP for female (rectovestibular fistula)
PSAP for female (rectoperineal fistula)
PSARVUP for cloacal malformations
Pull-through for Hirschsprung’s (transanal techniques, laparoscopic techniques)
Understand multidisciplinary medical and surgical management for the variety of colorectal problems
Management of idiopathic constipation
Management of constipation in anorectal malformation
Management of constipation in Hirschsprung disease
Management of hypermotility in anorectal malformations
Management of hypermotility in Hirschsprung disease
Management of entercolitis
Management of fecal incontinence
Understand surgical interventions for fecal incontinence
Sigmoid resection
Malone procedure
Understand the assessment of complex Hirschsprung’s disease with postoperative soiling or obstructive symptoms
Medical management
Rectal biopsy
Indications for re-operation
Understand the medical and surgical management of intractable idiopathic constipation
Laxative trial
Colonic resection therapies
Motility evaluation
Urologic
Spinal
Sacral
Gastrointestinal
Gynecologic
Rectoperineal fistula
Rectourethral fistula
Rectovestibular fistula
No fistula
Cloacal malformation
AP Spine
Sacral xrays
Abdominal ultrasound
Renal ultrasound
Spinal ultrasound
Cross-table lateral xray
Anoplasty
Colostomy
Need for hydrocolpos drainage
Radiologic evaluation
Irrigations
Primary pull-through
Colostomy
PSARP for male (rectobulbar, rectoprostatic and no fistula)
PSAP for male (rectoperineal fistula)
PSARP + laparoscopy/laparotomy for male wit rectobladderneck fistula
PSARP for female (rectovestibular fistula)
PSAP for female (rectoperineal fistula)
PSARVUP for cloacal malformations
Pull-through for Hirschsprung’s (transanal techniques, laparoscopic techniques)
Management of idiopathic constipation
Management of constipation in anorectal malformation
Management of constipation in Hirschsprung disease
Management of hypermotility in anorectal malformations
Management of hypermotility in Hirschsprung disease
Management of entercolitis
Management of fecal incontinence
Sigmoid resection
Malone procedure
Medical management
Rectal biopsy
Indications for re-operation
Laxative trial
Colonic resection therapies
Motility evaluation
