context hemorrhoidal disease is the most common anorectal disorder that requires surgical intervention. hemorrhoids require treatment when they result in symptoms such as bleeding or prolapse. surgical intervention is indicated for significant prolapse, and a number of accepted and viable methods are available for treating prolapsing hemorrhoids that do not reduce spontaneously (grade iii and i...

Most patients with hemorrhoidal disease may be treated conservatively Along the years several surgical options have been proposed. including closed open and semiclosed hemorrhoidectomy (HC), radiofrequency HC (LigaSure), piles' suture or Farag operation, manual and stapled haemorrhoidopexy (PPH) with or without excision of anal tags, doppler hemorrhoidal artery ligation with or without recto-an...