Anal sphincter botulinum toxin injection in children with functional anorectal and colonic disorders: A large institutional study and review of the literature focusing on complications
Devin R. Halleran(Oregon Health & Science University), Richard J. Wood(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Hira Ahmad(The Ohio State University), Michela Paradiso(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Marc A. Levitt(Center for Children), Haley Lehmkuhl(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Desalegn Yacob(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Alexandra Hallagan(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Neetu Bali(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Peter L. Lu(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Karla Vaz(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Allison Akers(Nationwide Children's Hospital)
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