Haemorrhoidectomy using the HAL-RAR Method Haemorrhoids are a very common benign condition of the anorectal region. Symptoms: • Pruritus • Discharge from the anal canal, or—most commonly—the presence of blood on toilet paper after defaecation (and occasionally active...
Haemorrhoids are a very common benign condition of the anorectal region. Symptoms: • Pruritus • Mucous discharge from the anus, or more commonly, the appearance of blood on toilet paper during defaecation (and bleeding during bowel movements, particularly in chronic...
Open Haemorrhoidectomy (Milligan–Morgan Technique) Haemorrhoids are a very common benign condition of the anorectal region. Symptoms: • Pruritus • Mucous discharge from the anus • Most commonly, the appearance of blood on toilet paper during defaecation, or bleeding...
An anal fissure is a common benign condition of the anal region. Symptoms: • Severe, sharp pain during defaecation • Passage of blood during bowel movements, especially in chronic fissures Diagnosis is established through simple anoscopy of the anal canal — a...
Perianal fistulae are a common septic condition of the perianal region. Symptoms: • Seropurulent discharge (particularly when an abscess has drained spontaneously) • Perianal pain • Erythema and swelling of the perianal area • Fever, often high and persistent,...
Perianal fistulae are a common septic condition of the perianal region. Symptoms: • Seropurulent discharge (particularly when an abscess has drained spontaneously) • Perianal pain • Erythema and swelling in the perianal area • Fever, often high and persistent,...
