Persistent intestinal fistulae

Persistent intestinal fistulae

Also known as: Intestinal fistulae

A fistula is an abnormal connection or opening between two organs or parts of the body that are not normally connected, such as between two parts of the intestine.

A fistula may be present at birth or may develop as a complication of an infection or a disease, such as Crohn's disease. A fistula may close on its own or may require surgery to repair it.

Providence Infusion Pharmacy offers a welcome alternative to lengthy hospital stays for medically stable patients requiring injectable therapies. Our highly-trained clinical pharmacists and registered infusion nurses work together with physicians to meet the individual needs of patients of all ages. 

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