TY - JOUR
AU - Gupta, A
AB - 1002 C 0 R R ES P 0 N D EN C E 1 Beeching NJ, Christmas TI, Ellis-Pegler RB et al. Simple method of tightening cutting setons Streptococcus bovis bacteraemia requires rigorous exclusion of colonic neoplasia and endocarditis. Q J Med 1985; 56: 439-50. Sir 2 Jolobe OMP and Melnick SC. Splenic abscess: successful non- Operative placement of cutting seton for high anal fistula is surgical therapy. Postgrad Med J 1983; 59: 386-7. followed by minimum recurrence’. In this method the seton has 3 Jolobe OMP, Donovan I, Melnick SC. Splenic abscess: to be periodically tightened to hasten gradual division of the successful non-surgical therapy. Postgrad Med J 1983; 59: 738 involved sphincter. Alternatively, the optimum tension can be (Letter). maintained by replacing the loosened seton, as often as required, 4 Cheesbrough JS, Jones EW, Finch RG. The management of by a new seton. The simple method of tightening the cutting splenic abscess. Q J Med 1985; 57: 653-7. seton described by Messrs Seow-Choen and Leong (Br J Surg 5 Nakamura T, Iwashama A, Honma T et al. Splenic abscess in 1994; 81: 1214) has inspired us to propose a ‘looped seton’ in the a patient on hemodialysis. 
TI - Simple method of tightening cutting setons
JO - British Journal of Surgery
DO - 10.1002/bjs.1800820760
DA - 1995-07-01
UR - https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/oxford-university-press/simple-method-of-tightening-cutting-setons-mL8sqvyc21
SP - 1002
EP - 1002
VL - 82
IS - 7
DP - DeepDyve
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