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“Total” Hemorrhoidectomy: The Whitehead Hemorrhoidectomy and Modifications
2009The concept of removing ‘‘the complete ring of pile-bearing mucous membrane’’ was introduced by Manchester surgeon Walter Whitehead in 1882 [1], and five years later he published his personal series of 300 patients [2]. The total hemorrhoidectomy described by Whitehead suffered early criticism due to a high incidence of complications reported by others
Mattias Soop
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Ferguson hemorrhoidectomy: is still the gold standard treatment?
Updates in Surgery, 2012 Hemorrhoidectomy remains the most definitive procedure to treat symptomatic grades III and IV hemorrhoids. However, over the years, several modifications have been made to the original operation to improve the outcomes.
Marco Milone +2 more
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1973
Ninety-eight patients were operated on in the immediate postpartum period (two to four days). The advantages of postpartum hermorrhoidectomy, plus the factors that accompany pregnency which promote and hasten healing time, are discussed. The advantages indicate that this procedure should be done more frequently.
J L, Schottler +2 more
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Ninety-eight patients were operated on in the immediate postpartum period (two to four days). The advantages of postpartum hermorrhoidectomy, plus the factors that accompany pregnency which promote and hasten healing time, are discussed. The advantages indicate that this procedure should be done more frequently.
J L, Schottler +2 more
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An Alternative to Hemorrhoidectomy
Archives of Surgery, 1977This report presents a retrospective review of 670 patients who underwent 3,208 rubber band ligations for internal hemorrhoids. Complications after banding were limited to pain and bleeding. Mild to moderate discomfort occurred in 32 patients (4.8%), while pain severe enough to limit activity occurred in only four patients (0.6%).
J, Bartizal, P A, Slosberg
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1961
THE HISTORY Of the t reatment of hemorrhoids over the centuries has been written many times and I would hesitate to suggest that I could add anything to your knowledge of this subject. Yet I think it is perhaps salutary to pause from time to time and look back over what our predecessors did and compare this with what we do today with all our infinitely
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THE HISTORY Of the t reatment of hemorrhoids over the centuries has been written many times and I would hesitate to suggest that I could add anything to your knowledge of this subject. Yet I think it is perhaps salutary to pause from time to time and look back over what our predecessors did and compare this with what we do today with all our infinitely
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Hemorrhoidectomy in day surgery [PDF]
International Journal of Surgery, 2008 Day-case hemorrhoidectomy has shown to be safe and acceptable to patients. There are principally two procedures: Milligan–Morgan hemorrhoidectomy (MMH) and Longo stapled hemorrhoidopexy (SH).
Di Giuseppe, M., Diurni, M.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 2005
Stapled hemorrhoidectomy has rapidly evolved and become the procedure of choice for primarily internal hemorrhoids. Even though the technique is relatively straightforward, only strict adherence to its principles will avoid serious complications and preserve the previously described benefits of this method.
Joseph W, Nunoo-Mensah +1 more
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Stapled hemorrhoidectomy has rapidly evolved and become the procedure of choice for primarily internal hemorrhoids. Even though the technique is relatively straightforward, only strict adherence to its principles will avoid serious complications and preserve the previously described benefits of this method.
Joseph W, Nunoo-Mensah +1 more
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Military Medicine, 1990
Fifty-three patients underwent closed hemorrhoidectomies on an outpatient basis at the Naval Hospital Bethesda, Bethesda, Maryland, and George Washington University Hospital, Washington, DC. Our goal was to show that closed hemorrhoidectomies could be tolerated well in an outpatient setting. We found that patients tolerated this surgery well, and there
A M, Robinson +2 more
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Fifty-three patients underwent closed hemorrhoidectomies on an outpatient basis at the Naval Hospital Bethesda, Bethesda, Maryland, and George Washington University Hospital, Washington, DC. Our goal was to show that closed hemorrhoidectomies could be tolerated well in an outpatient setting. We found that patients tolerated this surgery well, and there
A M, Robinson +2 more
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1973
With the ubiquitous nature of the hemorrhoidal problem and the rapidly rising cost of medical care, hemorrhoidal ligation, described here, is a reasonable and effective alternative to inpatient hemorrhoidectomy.
M L, Corman, M C, Veidenheimer
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With the ubiquitous nature of the hemorrhoidal problem and the rapidly rising cost of medical care, hemorrhoidal ligation, described here, is a reasonable and effective alternative to inpatient hemorrhoidectomy.
M L, Corman, M C, Veidenheimer
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Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery, 2006
Stapled hemorrhoidectomy or "hemorrhoidopexy" has gained popularity for the treatment of grade 3-4 hemorrhoids, largely due to decreased pain as compared to traditional surgical hemorrhoidectomy. This decreased pain, along with proven short term efficacy, has been supported by numerous randomized controlled trials.
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Stapled hemorrhoidectomy or "hemorrhoidopexy" has gained popularity for the treatment of grade 3-4 hemorrhoids, largely due to decreased pain as compared to traditional surgical hemorrhoidectomy. This decreased pain, along with proven short term efficacy, has been supported by numerous randomized controlled trials.
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