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Sandwich approach for anal fistula combining biofeedback therapy and targeted surgery

The Sandwich Approach: Combining Biofeedback and Targeted Surgery for Fistula Care

The name “Sandwich Approach” comes from its structure. Think of two slices of bread with filling in between. Here, biofeedback therapy is given before surgery. Then targeted surgery is done in the middle. After that, biofeedback therapy is given again. This is why it is called a “sandwich.”

Dr. Samrat Jankar reviewing an MRI scan for accurate anal fistula tract mapping before surgery

How Surgeons Map Fistula Tracts Before Surgery?

An anal fistula is like a small tunnel. It forms between the inside of the anal canal and the skin near the anus. Most fistulas start after an anal abscess does not heal fully. A small channel is left behind, and infection keeps coming out from it.

Experienced fistula surgeon consulting a patient about advanced anal fistula treatment and recovery at Kaizen Fistula Care Pune

Why Choosing the Right Fistula Surgeon Matters?

An anal fistula is a small tunnel. It forms between the inside of the anus and the skin outside. It usually develops after an anal abscess does not heal properly.

Seton placement procedure for treating a complex anal fistula while preserving the anal sphincter muscle

Why Is Seton Placement Used in Complex Fistulas?

A seton is a thin piece of thread, a rubber band, or a surgical suture. In the seton procedure, this material is carefully threaded through the fistula tract and tied loosely outside the body. It stays inside the tract — not to close it immediately — but to manage it over time.

Image showing anal and intersphincteric fistulas

Intersphincteric Fistula – What You Should Know?

When dealing with persistent pain, discharge, or swelling near the anal region, many patients feel confused and uncomfortable seeking help.

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