Stapled hemorrhoidopexy - general and visceral surgery

You have not purchased a license - paywall is active: to the product selection
  • Verifying the indication and dilating the anal sphincter

    Video
     
    Verifying the indication and dilating the anal sphincter
     

    Check, whether the hemorrhoids can be reduced, and if so, intraoperatively verify the indication for stapled hemorrhoidopexy. Carefully dilate the anal sphincter.

  • Purse string suture

    Video
     
    Purse string suture
     

    With the PPH set (Procedure for Prolapse and Hemorrhoids), place a circular, submucous purse string suture just superior to the hemorrhoidal base, markedly proximal to the dentate line and sparing the muscles.

  • Inserting the stapler

    Paid content (video)
    Paid content (image)

    With the stapler fully opened, close and tie the purse string suture below the anvil. Digitally examine the anal canal and stapler position.

  • Resecting the hemorrhoidal tissue

    Paid content (video)
    Paid content (image)
    Paid content (text)
  • Terminating the procedure

    Paid content (video)
    Paid content (image)
    Paid content (text)
date of update: 17.05.2021
date of publication: 24.09.2009

Single Access

Access to this lecture
for 3 days

€4.99 inclusive VAT

SEPA Maestro Mastercard VISA

webop-Account Single

full access to all lectures
price per month

for the modul: vascular surgery

from 8,17 €

hospitals & libraries

for the modul: vascular surgery

from 390,00 euros