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[Rubber-band ligation of hemorrhoids].

Chirurgia italiana, 1987
In the last few years there has been a considerable reduction in surgical treatment of piles; on the other hand a series of therapeutic outpatient treatments has developed aiming at a conservative management of piles. This new approach is mainly due to high costs in surgical treatment.
G D, Giovaninetti, M, Manzi, G, Ricci, L, Marchi, M, Genna, G, Inaspettato, G, Motton, V, Tubini, P P, Rovatti, E, Laterza   +9 more
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Rubber Band Ligation of Internal Hemorrhoids

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 2023
Felicia H, Lew, Luay D, Ailabouni
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Severe complication of rubber band ligation of internal hemorrhoids

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1987
In light of recent reports describing severe and even fatal complications, the authors would like to report good results in two patients with massive edema and one with localized necrosis following rubber band ligation of internal hemorrhoids, which were recognized early and treated aggressively.
E I, Shemesh, I J, Kodner, R D, Fry, D M, Neufeld   +3 more
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Complications of rubber band ligation of symptomatic internal hemorrhoids

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1993
In a prospective study, 512 patients undergoing hemorrhoidal band ligation over a seven-year period were followed up to focus on complications. Thirteen patients (2.5 percent) were hospitalized: six with delayed massive rectal bleeding, three with urinary retention, pain, and fever (one developed perianal abscess), and three others with severe pain due
L, Bat, E, Melzer, M, Koler, Z, Dreznick, E, Shemesh   +4 more
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Rubber Band Ligation of Internal Hemorrhoids

2013
Hemorrhoids, although extremely common, require treatment only when they are symptomatic. Symptoms consist of bleeding, discomfort due to protrusion, and pain generally due to thrombosis. Although painful thrombosis most often occurs in external hemorrhoids, the source of symptoms in most patients is the internal hemorrhoid. Surgical treatment for most
Carol E. H. Scott-Conner, Jameson L. Chassin   +1 more
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Rubber band ligation of hemorrhoids.

American family physician, 1984
Hemorrhoids are frequently seen by family physicians. Prolapse and painless bleeding are the symptoms most commonly experienced by patients with internal hemorrhoids. These areas of chronically enlarged rectal tissue arise above the dentate line and are amenable to treatment by rubber band ligation.
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Management of hemorrhoids by rubber band ligation.

Le Journal medical libanais. The Lebanese medical journal, 1995
This study discusses the management of hemorrhoids by rubber band ligation. It reviews 233 rubber band ligation procedures in 148 patients with symptomatic hemorrhoids performed over a 5-year period. 72% of the patients underwent a single rubber band ligation, 22% a double band ligation and 6% a triple band ligation in one session without anesthesia. A
D M, Oueidat, A R, Jurjus
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Rubber band ligation of hemorrhoids.

Rhode Island medicine, 1995
A retrospective review of 384 patients who had undergone rubber band ligation for hemorrhoidal disease by one surgeon from 1988 to 1993 is presented. The primary indications for treatment were rectal bleeding and prolapse. Eighty-nine percent of the patients were improved following treatment.
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[Rubber band ligation in the management of hemorrhoids].

Zhonghua yi xue za zhi = Chinese medical journal; Free China ed, 1993
During one year from November 1990 to October 1991, 1005 patients of hemorrhoids visited VGH-Kaohsiung. Among different treatments of hemorrhoid, rubber band ligation was most commonly used, with which 66% patients were treated. The follow-up at least one month in duration, discovered much improvement with this ligation in patients symptoms such as ...
C L, Liang, T M, King, C H, Chen
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A randomized comparison of single and multiple rubber band ligations

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1983
One hundred consecutive office patients with internal hemorrhoidal disease were treated by rubber band ligations. They were assigned randomly to one, two, or three ligations at one session. No statistically significant differences in morbidity or complications resulted from multiple ligations, as compared with one ligation.
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