Anal Fistulotomy Positioning for Patients With Neurological Conditions
GStirrups support stable lithotomy positioning for simple anal fistulotomy performed under local or regional anesthesia, an option practices use alongside prone jackknife depending on fistula location and surgeon preference. The system installs on standard procedure tables in under 15 minutes and is FDA compliant. Practices may qualify for the IRS Disabled Access Credit (Form 8826) — consult your accountant.
Best for
- Colorectal and general surgery practices performing simple fistulotomy
- ASCs running anorectal procedures under local or regional anesthesia
- Practices standardized on lithotomy for anorectal access
How Anal Fistulotomy works with GStirrups
- Confirm fistula tract anatomy and simple vs. complex classification
- Install GStirrups on the procedure table
- Position in lithotomy (or prone jackknife, per surgeon preference)
- Administer local or regional anesthesia
- Perform fistulotomy
- Assisted egress and wound-care instructions
Frequently asked questions
- Is lithotomy or prone jackknife the standard position for fistulotomy?
- Both are used; the choice depends on fistula location and surgeon preference. GStirrups support the lithotomy option for the practices and patients where it's the better fit.