Threading

In most cases, the success rate of rectal fistula surgery can be increased by performing the surgery in two steps, on two separate occasions.
In this case, the first step is to tie a seton thread into the fistula passage and leave it there for months.
This does not cause the patient any discomfort or discomfort.
During this time, the side branches of the fistula passage will be closed, the inflammatory process will calm down, the wall of the main fistula passage will become dominant and thus allow the surgeon to prepare the fistula more effectively for the second operation.
During the second operation, our surgeons always choose the most suitable surgery for the patient to eradicate the fistula.