No.: Imperforate anus is a surgical emergency and requires immediate surgical evaluation, preferably by a pediatric surgeon experienced in the procedure.
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No: If it is true that there is no anus the child will need surgery. The extent of surgery and the steps involved should be reviewed with a pediatric surgeon.
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Yes: Some forms of imperforate anus can be treated with dilation or stretching.
Answered 9/7/2013
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