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[Currarino syndrome--a case report].

Khirurgiia - 1 Jan 2006

Moshekov E, Ionkov A

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The triad of anorectal malformation, a sacrococcygeal defect, and a presacral mass was first described by Kennedy in 1926. Currarino et al recognized these disorders as a syndrome in 1981. The Currarino syndrome (CS) belongs to the group of neurenteric malformations and is associated with chronic constipation. The presacral mass generally is a teratoma or an anterior meningocele. The anorectal malformation either...

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