PPH and external Milligan-Morgan surgery for severe hemorrhoids Comparative Analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 PPH and external Milligan-Morgan surgery for severe hemorrhoids Comparative Analysis Author: Jian-Ming Gong Fan Jian-Ming XU Qin Gu Jun to Haifeng [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the stapled hemorrhoid on the mucous membrane circumcision (PPH) treatment of the clinical effects of severe hemorrhoids. Methods: The PPH and Milligan-Morgan operation outside the two kinds of surgical methods for comparative purposes. Results: The two methods had no significant difference in clinical efficacy, but the PPH group operation time, hospitalization time, intraoperative and postoperative pain, bleeding and so obviously superior to Milligan-Morgan operation outside the group. Conclusion: Traditional surgery outside the Milligan-Morgan is still clinically effective and feasible treatment. [Keywords:] PPH surgery; outside the Milligan-Morgan surgery; severe hemorrhoids Stapled hemorrhoid on the mucous membrane circumcision (procedure for prolapse and hemor-rhoids, PPH) as a treatment for severe hemorrhoids the new technology has been introduced to China in 2001 and quickly promoted to become the clinical treatment of severe hemorrhoids, one of the conventional surgery, our hospital anal Intestinal Bureau since August 2001 has been used in the treatment of severe PPH Hemorrhoids 350 cases, to achieve a satisfactory effect, are now on the June 2006 ~ June 2007 PPH surgery and external Milligan-Morgan operation (Milligan-Morgan) to analyze and compare summarized below. 1 Materials and methods 1.1 The general information in patients with a total of 172 cases of this article, both our department in June 2006 -2,007 years in June admitted to hospital were randomly divided into two PPH group of 80 patients, male 54 cases, 26 females, aged 25-56 years, mean 45.7 years, with three 69 cases of hemorrhoids, hemorrhoid 4 11 cases, 9 patients had surgeries. Outside the Milligan-Morgan surgery group 92 cases, male 58 cases, female 36 cases, aged 27-59 years