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Fig. 6. Perirectal fistulas. (a) Coronal T2-weighted rapid acquisition with relaxation enhancement (RARE) shows a trans-sphincteric fistula extending into the fatty tissue of the right ischiorectal fossa and crossing the right elevator ani muscle. (b) Axial Tl-weighted spin-echo image shows a fistulous tract crossing the anal sphincter and extending into the adipose tissue of the right ischiorectal fossas

Fig. 6. Perirectal fistulas. (a) Coronal T2-weighted rapid acquisition with relaxation enhancement (RARE) shows a trans-sphincteric fistula extending into the fatty tissue of the right ischiorectal fossa and crossing the right elevator ani muscle. (b) Axial Tl-weighted spin-echo image shows a fistulous tract crossing the anal sphincter and extending into the adipose tissue of the right ischiorectal fossas

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