1988Diseases of the Colon & RectumRequires access

Hemorrhoidectomy in the patient with multiple or circumferential hemorrhoids

Mark J. Pello, Ríchard K. Spence, James B. Alexander, Rudolph C. Camishion

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Abstract

A technique is presented that allows complete removal of hemorrhoids even when large hemorrhoids exist between the classic three major hemorrhoidal locations. Since the anorectal mucosa overlying these "interval" hemorrhoids is preserved, there is no increased tendency for stricture formation to occur.

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A technique is presented that allows complete removal of hemorrhoids even when large hemorrhoids exist between the classic three major hemorrhoidal locations. Since the anorectal mucosa overlying these "interval" hemorrhoids is preserved, there is no increased tendency for stricture formation to occur.

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A technique is presented that allows complete removal of hemorrhoids even when large hemorrhoids exist between the classic three major hemorrhoidal locations. Since the anorectal mucosa overlying these "interval" hemorrhoids is preserved, there is no increased tendency for stricture formation to occur.

Key concepts: Hemorrhoids, Medicine, Colorectal surgery, Surgical oncology, Surgery, General surgery, Abdominal surgery

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