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Haemorrhoids and quality of life
Colorectal Disease, 2011AbstractAim There are few studies into the quality of life of patients with haemorrhoids. The aim of this study was to assess the quality of life of patients with haemorrhoids in an adult general population.Method Participants, who attended the Austrian nationwide healthcare programme for colorectal cancer screening at four medical institutions, were
M Mittlböck, Anton Stift
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Independent Nurse, 2006
Continuing our series on common conditions in primary care, Debra Sprague examines the irritations of haemorrhoids, explains the types and classification system, and outlines the options for management
Caron S Parsons, John H Scholefield
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Continuing our series on common conditions in primary care, Debra Sprague examines the irritations of haemorrhoids, explains the types and classification system, and outlines the options for management
Caron S Parsons, John H Scholefield
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Colorectal Disease, 2005
AbstractObjective Many patients with haemorrhoids are investigated because of the fear of missing colorectal cancer (CRC). The aim of this study was to determine whether a primarily clinical approach regarding the need for investigation was safe and did not miss patients with CRC.Patients and methods Data was collected prospectively on 589 ...
T, Tang, P B, Lim, R, Miller
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AbstractObjective Many patients with haemorrhoids are investigated because of the fear of missing colorectal cancer (CRC). The aim of this study was to determine whether a primarily clinical approach regarding the need for investigation was safe and did not miss patients with CRC.Patients and methods Data was collected prospectively on 589 ...
T, Tang, P B, Lim, R, Miller
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The management of haemorrhoids
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2008Haemorrhoidal disease is common, but there is still no consensus on optimal treatment. The most appropriate treatment is tailored to the individual patient. This article defines and classifies haemorrhoids, reviewing the efficacy of current treatments including the latest techniques.
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Abstract Symptomatic haemorrhoids are common but their true prevalence is difficult to establish. As many anorectal complaints are attributed to haemorrhoids, it is important to rule out malignancy by a detailed history, examination, and endoscopy as indicated. Constipation, poor defaecatory habits such straining and spending a long time
Shruti Balasubramanian, Henry Knipe
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Shruti Balasubramanian, Henry Knipe
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Conservative treatment of haemorrhoids
Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 2004Haemorrhoidal symptoms have been known from time immemorial; they are considered to be a widespread problem, which is progressive if untreated. Treatment is according to the proctological qualification of the doctor and the degree of the changes. If possible, it should be carried out from the point of view of causal therapy.
Jens J, Kirsch, Bernd-D, Grimm
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BMJ clinical evidence, 2016
Haemorrhoids are cushions of submucosal vascular tissue located in the anal canal starting just distal to the dentate line. Incidence is difficult to ascertain as many people with the condition will never consult with a medical practitioner, although one study found 10 million people in the USA complaining of the disease.We conducted a systematic ...
George E, Reese +2 more
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Haemorrhoids are cushions of submucosal vascular tissue located in the anal canal starting just distal to the dentate line. Incidence is difficult to ascertain as many people with the condition will never consult with a medical practitioner, although one study found 10 million people in the USA complaining of the disease.We conducted a systematic ...
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Haemorrhoids, constipation and faecal incontinence: is there any relationship?
Colorectal Disease, 2011M Mittlböck, Anton Stift
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