Surgical Treatment for Hemorrhoids, Mainly Performed in Hospital

Shimojima, Yasuhiro; Miyajima, Nobuyoshi; Matsushima, Makoto

doi:10.3862/jcoloproctology.74.531

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“…For example, the use of "Scalpel-1" (made by "POLYUS") with a power of 25 W for hemorrhoidal node cutting allowed to obtain practically non-bleeding wound surface of linear shape, covered with coagulation scab [1,13]. At the same time, the specific problems of the hemorrhoidectomy postoperative period required reducing the invasiveness of surgery to accelerate rehabilitation [14][15][16][17]. In 2007-2009, innovative laser technologies were created to minimize the trauma of surgery, accelerate healing, and reduce postoperative pain syndrome.…”

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Advanced Diode Laser with Specialized Beam-delivery Instrument in Combined Mini Invasive Laser Hemorrhoid Treatment

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Golyaev²,

Жижин³

et al. 2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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As the wavelength range of diode lasers expands, they become increasingly attractive for laser medicine because they are compact, allow the use of convenient fiber delivery systems, and are relatively inexpensive and long-lived. Russian diode lasers are based on world-level achievements in nanotechnologies used in their production. The paper presents the results of clinical application of an improved diode laser apparatus “ACT” model of a domestic company “Uricon Group” equipped with unique multifunctional instruments which enable to minimize mucous lesion in treating vascular pathology of the anorectal zone. A dual-frequency apparatus generating at wavelengths of 980 and 1470 nm permitted the development of a combined technique, which was verified by practical clinical application. The study was aimed at improving the mini-invasive method of surgical treatment of vascular anorectal pathology to ensure maximum efficiency of surgery at any stage of the disease, reducing the duration of surgery, minimizing pain during and after surgery. The technique of laser mini-invasive transdermal and subdermal-submucosal destruction, applied in treatment of 362 patients using the diode laser of “ACT” model and the developed specialized instrument, has shown its effectiveness. All patients returned to daily activities 2-3 days after surgery. Economic effect of the developed treatment technology is provided by low price of the equipment and absence of necessity of the patient’s stay in the clinic in the postoperative period.

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