Anatomical derangements after failed PSARP: correlating MRI and operative findings

Annals of Pediatric Surgery

Table 3 The functional assessment (continence) before and after reoperation in group B

	Age at reoperation (in years)	Functional assessment before reoperation			Indication for reoperation	Functional assessment after reoperation			Duration of Follow-up
	Age at reoperation (in years)	Voluntary bowel control	Grade of faecal soiling	Grade of constipation	Indication for reoperation	Voluntary bowel control	Grade of faecal soiling	Grade of constipation	Duration of Follow-up
1	5	No	3 (severe)	3 (severe)	Anal retraction + posterior misplacement	Yes	1 (mild)	2 (moderate)	1 year
2	5	No	3 (severe)	3 (severe)	Anal retraction + posterior misplacement	Yes	1 (mild)	2 (moderate)	2 years
3	13	No	3 (severe)	0	Faecal incontinence	No	3 (severe)	0	2 years
4	1		3 (severe)	0	Rectal prolapse + posterior misplacement	Yes	2 (moderate)	0	3 years
5	7	No	3 (severe)	0	Faecal incontinence	Yes	2 (moderate)	0	3 years
6	5	No	3 (severe)	3 (severe)	Anal retraction	Yes	2 (moderate)	2 (moderate)	6 years
7	1		3 (severe)	0	Rectal prolapse	No	3 (severe)	0	2 years
8	5	No	3 (severe)	0	Faecal incontinence	Yes	2 (moderate)	0	2 years
9	3	No	3 (severe)	0	Rectal prolapse	Yes	2 (moderate)	0	1 year
10	2	Yes	2	0	Persistent rectourethral fistula	Yes	0	0	2 years