Evidence - Milligan-Morgan hemorrhoidectomy - general and visceral surgery
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Literature summary
In most publications, over 90% of patients were symptom-free after 2 years. Recurrences increase over time but are usually controlled with conservative measures.
The following table lists the results of various publications:
AUTHOR
Year
N
OP
HOSP
WD
COMP
REC
FU
Hager (D)
93
61
13
6,3
–
10
–
–
Eu (RS)
95
500
–
–
–
8,4
7,6
–
Reinhard (D)
95
1156
–
–
–
10
25
48
Sielezneff (F)
96
1134
–
–
–
11,8
2
–
Ho (RS)
97
34
9
2
–
14
–
9
Nahas (Br)
97
433
–
–
–
8
–
60
Hosch (D)
98
17
34
4,6
20,2
6
0
3
Carapeti (GB)
98
40
–
amb
14
–
–
12
Argov (Is)
99
1530
–
amb
–
3,2
2
–
Arbman (Sw)
00
39
24
2,1
24
2,6
26
12
Arroyo (E)
04
100
24
amb
–
2
0
12
Gupta (Ind)
05
31
28
2
17
4
0
24
You (Kor)
05
40
17
2
–
2,5
–
2
Johannson (Sw)
06
115
–
1,5
17
4,3
15,6
12
Table 1: Treatment outcome: Milligan-Morgan hemorrhoidectomy
Year = year of publication
OP = duration of operation in minutes
WD = work disability in days
Rec = recurrence rate in %
n = number of patients
Hosp = hospital length of stay in days
Com = complication rate in %
FU = Follow up in months
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