Haemorrhoids
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1. Phlebotonics for haemorrhoids
BACKGROUND Haemorrhoids are variceal dilatations of the anal and perianal venous plexus and often develop secondary to the persistently elevated venous pressure within the haemorrhoidal plexus. Phlebotonics are a heterogenous class of drugs consisting of plant extracts (i.e. flavonoids) and synthetic compounds (i.e. calcium dobesilate). Although their preci
Sao Paulo Med. J.. Publicado em: 2013
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2. Compliance and retal sensitivity during pre and post-operative of pacients with haemorrhoidal disease treated by stapled anopexy / Complacência e sensibilidade retal no pré e pós-operatório de pacientes com hemorróidas tratados por anopexia mecânica
O tratamento cirúrgico da doença hemorroidária pela Anopexia Mecânica (AM), utilizando grampeador circular PPH de 33mm (Ethicon EndoSurgery) pode estar relacionado a lesão esfincteriana perianal, com repercussão no padrão evacuatório. O objetivo deste estudo é avaliar a sensibilidade e complacência retal em pacientes submetidos a esta técnica oper
Publicado em: 2005
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3. Managing haemorrhoids
Increased understanding of the anatomy of haemorrhoids has led to the development of new procedures to treat them. Among the surgical options for intractable prolapsed haemorrhoids, formal haemorrhoidectomy now competes with stapled haemorrhoidopexy, which is less painful and allows a shorter convalescence but may have a higher recurrence rate and needs furt
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4. Maimonides: an early but accurate view on the treatment of haemorrhoids
Moses Maimonides was not only one of the most influential religious figures of the middle ages, but also a pioneer in a wide variety of medical practices. A brief history of his life, and what is known about his medical education, is given here. His paper on haemorrhoids is summarised, as well as a review of the current understanding of the pathogenesis, pre
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5. Varicose Veins and Hæmorrhoids
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6. Management of haemorrhoids
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7. THE INJECTION TREATMENT OF HÆMORRHOIDS
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8. A prospective study of morbidity patterns in a petroleum refinery and chemical plant.
This study examined the morbidity experience from 1981 to 1988 of a prospective cohort of 3422 refinery and petrochemical plant employees from the Shell Deer Park manufacturing complex. The morbidity data for this study, which include all illness and absence records in excess of five days, were extracted from the morbidity section of the Shell health surveil
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9. Day case surgery: geographical variation, trends and readmission rates.
Data from the Oxford Record Linkage Study were analysed to determine the amount of work undertaken in day case surgery for 12 surgical conditions in five districts in the Oxford Region during the years 1976 to 1985. Record linkage was used to study readmission rates, comparing day surgery with inpatient care. The use of day surgery gradually increased in som
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10. Education, prevalence of disease, and frequency of health care utilisation. The 1983 Italian National Health Survey.
The relation between education, prevalence of 17 chronic diseases or groups of diseases, and pattern of health care utilisation was evaluated from data from the 1983 Italian National Health Survey, based on 58 462 individuals aged 25 or over randomly selected within strata of geographical area, size of place of residence, and size of household, in order to b
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11. The epidemiology of inguinal hernia. A survey in western Jerusalem.
The epidemiology of inguinal hernia was investigated in a community survey in a neighbourhood of western Jerusalem in 1969-71. The current prevalence rate, excluding operated hernias, was 18 per 100 men aged 25 and over, and the lifetime prevalence, including operated hernias, was 24 per 100. Prevalence rose markedly with age; the lifetime prevalence rate re
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12. Anal human papillomavirus infection: a comparative study of cytology, colposcopy and DNA hybridisation as methods of detection.
OBJECTIVE--To compare anal cytology, colposcopy and DNA hybridisation as methods of detecting anal HPV infection. SUBJECTS AND DESIGN--Patients attending: (1) a genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinic with ano-genital warts; (2) a surgical out-patient department with anal fissure or haemorrhoids were examined for evidence of anal HPV infection. RESULTS--Consider