2006Heilongjiang Medical JournalRequires access

Clinical Application of Stapler to Treat Procedure for Prolapse and Hemorrhoids

Haomin Zhang

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Objective To discuss the application of PPH and factors of complication and countermeasure.Methods 40 cases of such Ⅲ~Ⅳ hemorrhoids patient in recent years who underwent this method were analyzed in clinical materials and follow-up materials retrospectively.Results The average operative time was 35 min,average hospitalized time was 2~4 days.The hemorrhoid had recovery with totalrectal mucosa.There were 5 cases with lower abdominal pain and 3 cases with slight incontinence and 1 case with perianal inflammation.There were no relapse and complication as stenosis or fistula after 3~6 months follow-up.2 cases had temporary blood stool.Conclusion The PPH might be a new technique to treat Ⅲ~Ⅳ hemorrhoid with easy,simple,safe,effective,short time,soon recovery and less pain characteristics.The key point to operate of this method was the level of 4~5 cm to anocutaneous line with total rectal mucosa and loop suture is important as well.

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Objective To discuss the application of PPH and factors of complication and countermeasure.Methods 40 cases of such Ⅲ~Ⅳ hemorrhoids patient in recent years who underwent this method were analyzed in clinical materials and follow-up materials retrospectively.Results The average operative time was 35 min,average hospitalized time was 2~4 days.The hemorrhoid had recovery with totalrectal mucosa.There were 5 cases with lower abdominal pain and 3 cases with slight incontinence and 1 case with perianal inflammation.There were no relapse and complication as stenosis or fistula after 3~6 months follow-up.2 cases had temporary blood stool.Conclusion The PPH might be a new technique to treat Ⅲ~Ⅳ hemorrhoid with easy,simple,safe,effective,short time,soon recovery and less pain characteristics.The key point to operate of this method was the level of 4~5 cm to anocutaneous line with total rectal mucosa and loop suture is important as well.

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Objective To discuss the application of PPH and factors of complication and countermeasure.Methods 40 cases of such Ⅲ~Ⅳ hemorrhoids patient in recent years who underwent this method were analyzed in clinical materials and follow-up materials retrospectively.Results The average operative time was 35 min,average hospitalized time was 2~4 days.The hemorrhoid had recovery with totalrectal mucosa.There were 5 cases with lower abdominal pain and 3 cases with slight incontinence and 1 case with perianal inflammation.There were no relapse and complication as stenosis or fistula after 3~6 months follow-up.2 cases had temporary blood stool.Conclusion The PPH might be a new technique to treat Ⅲ~Ⅳ hemorrhoid with easy,simple,safe,effective,short time,soon recovery and less pain characteristics.The key point to operate of this method was the level of 4~5 cm to anocutaneous line with total rectal mucosa and loop suture is important as well.

Key concepts: Medicine, Hemorrhoids, Surgery, Complication, Anal stenosis, Fibrous joint, Fistula

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