Congenital rectal and anal deformity in children

Congenital anorectal development malformation is common, and there are many types, and the positions of the blind rectum and fistula are different. Is a general term for a group of diseases in which the hindgut develops abnormally at the tail end. Its incidence in newborns is 1: 1500 to 5000, accounting for the first place in gastrointestinal malformations. There are more men than women, with about 50% of high malformations in men and 20% in women. The incidence of various fistulas is 90% in women and 70% in men. Combined with other congenital malformations, the incidence is about 30-50%, and often multiple malformations. Those with family history are rare, only 1%. It is hereditary, but the method of inheritance is inconclusive.

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