Presentation
Purulent perianal discharge.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Perianal fistula - fistulogram
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Contrast fistulogram was performed by administering about 40 cc of contrast through a feeding tube introduced into the fistulous opening, external to the perianal opening at 12 o'clock to the anal canal. A longitudinal fistulous tract (frontal, lateral) communicates with the anal canal (frontal, lateral) causing opacification of the anal canal and rectum is demonstrated.
Case Discussion
Contrast fistulogram revealed a perianal fistula communicating with the anal canal and opacification of the rectum.
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