No, fistula is not a sexually transmissible infection. It describes an abnormal connection between two body parts.
The scientific name for kanikonna, a type of flower native to India, is Cassia fistula.
include those associated with any head and neck surgery, such as excessive bleeding, wound infection, wound slough, fistula (abnormal opening between organs or to the outside of the body).
In a rare type of fistula called an H type, both the esophagus and trachea are complete, but they are connected. This is the most difficult type of tracheoesophageal fistula to diagnose, because both eating and breathing are possible.
A fistula is often caused by infection due to mechanical damage although there are other causes. Untreated injuries that become infected and have a tract (fistula) that permits drainage of pus and contaminants from the injury can relieve pressure from a wound or abscess revealing the need for treatment. The fistula itself is an indication of an underlying issue which may or may not be dangerous.
Possibly a fistula. See your doctor right away, as they can worsen quickly and may need surgical repair.
It can, depending on the type of wound
Yes, on the arm opposite the fistula. Never on the same arm as the fistula
It is a specialized type type of dialysis catheter that is implanted into the patient's upper right arm, in place of an A/V fistula.
closure of Gastrocolic fistula
Any type of wound can be dangerous an run the risk of infection. The most fatal type of wound is one that has punctured a major organ, or severed a major artery.
A fistula is an abnormal connection or passageway between two epithelium-lined organs or vessels that normally do not connect. If it happens between trachea and esophagus then it will be known as tracheoesophageal fistula.