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Computerised biofeedback achieving continence in high anal atresia.
  1. V H Owen-Smith,
  2. B W Chesterfield

    Abstract

    Computerised biofeedback has been used to attempt to improve continence in three boys with high anal atresia. The results obtained so far have been extremely encouraging. Over a period of six months progressive improvement has taken place and been maintained in each child.

    https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.61.10.1033

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