Can Fecal Continence be Predicted in Patients Born with Anorectal Malformations

Peter C. Minneci(Thomas Jefferson University), Katherine J. Deans(Nemours Children's Health System), Jonathan E. Kohler(University of California, Davis), Devin R. Halleran(Oregon Health & Science University), Casey M. Calkins(Medical College of Wisconsin), Amin Afrazi(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Samir K. Gadepalli(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor), Beth Rymeski(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Charles M. Leys(Children's Mercy Hospital), Richard J. Wood(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Jennifer N. Cooper(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Jacqueline M. Saito(Washington University in St. Louis), Shawn D. St. Peter(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Kristine S. Corkum(Northwestern University), Thomas T. Sato(Medical College of Wisconsin), Peter F. Ehrlich(University of Michigan), Marc A. Levitt(Center for Children), Jennifer S. McLeod(University of Michigan), Rachel M. Landisch(Medical College of Wisconsin), Michael A. Helmrath(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Constance Lee(Washington University in St. Louis), Cynthia D. Downard, Grace Z. Mak(Comer Children's Hospital), Jason D. Fraser(Children's Mercy Hospital), Daniel L. Lodwick(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Rashmi S. Kabre(Northwestern University), Rodrigo Mon(University of Michigan), B. G. McClure(University of Louisville), Matthew P. Landman(Indiana University School of Medicine)

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