Why is MRI Important for Fistula? Fistulogram MRI Explained
An anal fistula is a small, abnormal tunnel or track. It connects an infected gland inside the anus to the outer skin around the buttocks. It usually develops after an anal abscess—which is a collection of pus—fails to heal completely.
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