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c-tone/c-ton - ca

Posted: Oct 13, 2011

Doctor is talking about a fistulotomy for a recurrent perianal fistula, s/l C-tone and says "possibility of insertion of a C-tone in case of high fistula. Is it C-tone or C-ton???

setons - ca

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From a google search looks like setons is correct. Thanks

c-tone/c-ton - wanna help

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might be a seton

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