A Study on Comparison of Open and Closed Haemorrhoidectomy: A Comparative Study
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https://doi.org/10.48047/f3r7z521Keywords:
Closed hemorrhoidectomy, Hemorrhoids, Open haemorrhoidectomyAbstract
Background: This forward-looking randomized clinical trial sought to assess and contrast the results of surgical hemorrhoidectomy utilizing both open and closed methods [1]. The investigation centered on examining factors including post-surgery pain, healing of the wound, and general morbidity to ascertain the efficacy of these two strategies in managing patients with third-degree or fourth-degree haemorrhoids, which are frequently considered candidates for surgical treatment.
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