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. 2010 Feb;20(1):53–57. doi: 10.4103/0971-3026.59756

Figure 4 (a-d).

Figure 4 (a-d)

Intersphincteric fistula. Conventional fistulogram (a) delineates a thin tract lying (long arrow) close to the midline, with internal communication (short arrow). Sequential posterior to anterior coronal fat-saturated T2W images (b-d) reveal a small hyperintense tract (short arrow in b,c) lying entirely medial to the right external sphincter (long arrow in b, c) and opening within the anal canal (arrow in d)