The best advanced Laser treatment for fistula in Indore

What is anal fistula ?

An anal fistula is a medical condition characterized by the formation of an infected passageway between the skin and the muscular opening located at the end of the digestive tract, known as the anus.

Typically, anal fistulas arise from an infection originating in the anal gland. This infection leads to the development of an abscess, which may either discharge spontaneously or be surgically drained through the skin adjacent to the anus. Subsequently, the fistula progresses beneath the skin and establishes a connection with the infected gland.

Causes Of Fistula

The primary cause of almost all anal fistulas is an anorectal abscess. An anorectal abscess occurs due to an infection in one of the anal glands, which rapidly progresses into the formation of a pus-filled collection known as an abscess. When the abscess fails to heal completely, with or without treatment, it can lead to the development of an anal fistula.

Other factors that can contribute to the occurrence of anal fistulas include :

• Inflammatory conditions affecting the intestines, such as Crohn's disease and diverticulitis.
• Anorectal cancer.
• Infections caused by tuberculosis, HIV, or sexually transmitted diseases.
• Iatrogenic causes, resulting from previous surgical interventions in the area.

Treatment for fistula

FiLaC (Fistula-tract Laser Closure) :

• The procedure typically lasts around 30-40 minutes.
• The objective is to delicately remove the fistula tract while ensuring the sphincter muscles remain unharmed.

Distal Laser Proximal Ligation (DLPL)

• First, the abscess pit and the internal opening are excised.
• The closure of the distal tract takes this into consideration.
• The Leonardo Laser is then employed to close the proximal end of the fistula tract.
• he laser emits radiation radially through a fiber, effectively sealing the tract completely.

VAAFT (Video Assisted Anal Fistula Treatment)

• This approach is used for the surgical treatment of complex fistulas.
• It involves the utilization of a Fistuloscope.
• The procedure consists of two stages: the Diagnostic Stage and the Treatment Stage.

LIFT (Ligation of Interspincteric Fistula Tract)

• LIFT is typically performed for complex or deep fistulas.
• The fistula is accessed between the sphincter muscles, avoiding the need to cut them.
• The success rate of LIFT is approximately 70%, with a healing impairment observed in 20-30% of cases.

Fistula Plug

• A fistula plug is a fully synthetic bio-absorbable scaffold used in this treatment method.
• It does not involve cutting or creating an operative wound, resulting in less pain and faster recovery.
• The sphincter muscle remains undamaged during the procedure.

Fistulectomy

• Laser is utilized as an adjunct to Fistulectomy to minimize the risk of sphincter muscle damage.

Ksharsutra

• This non-invasive technique does not involve any cuts or stitches
• It has a fairly good success rate and does not cause damage to the sphincter muscle.

Why to get fistula treated at healing hands clinic?

Healing Hands Clinic stands out as a premier destination for fistula treatment, with a track record of successfully treating over 10,000 patients. The clinic specializes in managing complex fistulas and recurrent cases that have previously undergone unsuccessful surgeries. Dr. Porwal, a renowned fistula doctor in India, leads a team of skilled doctors and surgeons who have effectively cured rare instances of fistulas, including those extending from the rectum to the abdomen (Recto-abdominal), rectum to the groin (Recto-inguinal), and rectum to the tailbone (Recto-nidal).

Healing Hands Clinic is recognized as a certified center of excellence for fistula treatment in India, offering comprehensive care in multiple locations such as Pune, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Nashik, Ludhiana, Surat, Kolhapur, Latur, Dubai, Belagavi, Secunderabad and Jaipur. Each clinic is equipped with internationally acclaimed surgeons and state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring a holistic approach to fistula treatment and providing patients with the best possible care.