Recurrent Hemorrhoids—Efficacy, Utility and Initial Experience with the Use of Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy in Recurrent Hemorrhoids

Abstract Overview Hemorrhoidal disease (HD) is a common surgical disorder. The treatment modalities can be or nonsurgical. Every option has its own indications and limitations. Postsurgical symptomatic recurrence rates are low vary between different techniques. ideal way to deal with recurrent HD not clear. Material Methods present prospective case series enrolled total of 87 patients (54 male/33 female). Thirteen out (15%) had history previous intervention for HD. A modification the standard technique was adopted mean follow-up 22 months achieved. Results Stapled hemorrhoidectomy (SD) performed in 13 who There were no adverse events related technique. Patients severe pain scores SH as compared underwent at first time. wound complications. Conclusion easily offers good results