Tu1604 – Efficacy and Safety of Anal Sphincter Botulinum Toxin (BOTOX) Injection in Children with Anorectal and Colonic Disorders
Alexandra Hallagan(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Peter L. Lu(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Desale Yacob(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Haley Pearlstein(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Kelsey Ryan, Marc A. Levitt(Center for Children), Richard J. Wood(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Neetu Bali(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Karla Vaz(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Devin R. Halleran(Oregon Health & Science University)
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