The validation of a simple and instrument‐free technique to measure the depth of the natal cleft (a cohort study)

This study offers an alternative simple validated technique to measure the depth of the natal cleft, with good observer agreement. We propose that future studies aiming to analyse the depth of the natal cleft and its relationship with severity and postoperative outcomes use this technique.

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Colorectal Disease
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/codi.70041
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Anorectal Disease Treatments and Outcomes
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The validation of a simple and instrument‐free technique to measure the depth of the natal cleft (a cohort study)

Paul Bassett, G. P. Thomas, Dotun Ojo, Asha Senapati
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Colorectal Disease
Anorectal Disease Treatments and Outcomes
4.01
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The validation of a simple and instrument‐free technique to measure the depth of the natal cleft (a cohort study)

Paul Bassett, G. P. Thomas, Dotun Ojo, Asha Senapati
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2 citations

Abstract

This study offers an alternative simple validated technique to measure the depth of the natal cleft, with good observer agreement. We propose that future studies aiming to analyse the depth of the natal cleft and its relationship with severity and postoperative outcomes use this technique.

Colorectal DiseaseVol. 27(3)
Queen Alexandra Hospital (GB), St Mark's Hospital (GB), Imperial College London (GB)
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Anorectal Disease Treatments and Outcomes
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