A new technique for surgical haemorrhoidectomy without post-operative complication: A case series.

ABSTRACT:

Introduction

Hemorrhoids are a common coloproctology problem and among 10% of cases need surgical intervention. However, the established surgical interventions still have many complications.

Case presentation

We reported three female patients, who presented with circular 3rd degree internal hemorrhoids. The surgical treatment was performed with pre-operative anal dilatation using a 33 mm dilator for 20 minutes, followed by triangle incision above the dentate line. The hemorrhoid excision was performed, and the wound was sutured with simple interrupted radial sutures using a multifilament absorbable 3-0 thread. There were neither complaints of pain, bleeding, anal incontinence, anal stenosis, wound dehiscence, nor recurrence at the first, second, and fourth weeks of follow-up

SUBMITTER: Sofii I 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8943406 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature