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THE PROMISING OUTCOMES OF STAPLED HEMORRHOIDOPEXY IN CONTRAST TO OPEN HAEMORRHOIDECTOMY
International journal of scientific researchBackground Haemorrhoids, often referred to as "Piles," impact around 4.4% of the population, leading to surgical intervention being a frequent treatment method.
Awadhesh Kumar Jha +3 more
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Evidence-based practice in haemorrhoidectomy
Colorectal Disease, 2001Haemorrhoidectomy has proven long-term efficacy in the treatment of haemorrhoids, albeit at the price of increased pain and complications compared with other modalities. This study reviews the literature and describes best practice in the surgical treatment of haemorrhoids.A Medline search was conducted using the keywords haemorrhoids or ...
M J, Cheetham, R K, Phillips
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Long-term Results of Haemorrhoidectomy
The European Journal of Surgery, 2002To assess the long-term functional results of Milligan-Morgan haemorrhoidectomy.Retrospective multicentre study.One university hospital, one county hospital, and two community hospitals, Sweden.507 of 556 patients who were operated on for haemorrhoids by the Milligan-Morgan technique between January 1987 and December 1995.A questionnaire was sent to ...
Helgi O, Jóhannsson +2 more
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Contraindications to Haemorrhoidectomy
2002The title of this chapter, which restricts its considerations to haemorrhoidectomy rather than the whole range of haemorrhoid operations, reflects the fact that, apart from haemorrhoidectomy, the majority of them are so extremely safe that contraindications to them are virtually nonexistent.
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THE TECHNIQUE OF ADVANCEMENT FLAP HAEMORRHOIDECTOMY
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1979Surgery is still the mainstay of treatment for large, prolapsing haemorrhoids. The teaching of Sir Alan Parks, and more recently the work of W.H.F. Thompson, have shown that degeneration of the supportive tissue of the anal canal and the subsequent sliding of the anal lining, was the greatest contributing factor in the development of haemorrhoids.
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SRS154 - Routine histology after haemorrhoidectomy: uncovering the hidden risk of malignancy?
British Journal of SurgeryHistological analysis of haemorrhoidectomy specimens is frequently omitted, based on the assumption that clinical diagnosis is sufficient to exclude malignancy.
Kapil Agrawal +6 more
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The Results of Haemorrhoidectomy
Scottish Medical Journal, 1959J, CORMIE, T J, McNAIR
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