Background and Aim: Hemorrhoids are common anorectal problems that cause fear by bleeding, pruritus burden, thrombosis pain. Prolapse hemorrhoids managed stapled hemorrhoidectomy (SH). Initially, Stapled seemed to be a good alternative for Milligan Morgan (MM) verified various studies. However, recent studies found long-term assessment of gives poor outcomes in terms postoperative complications...

We report a case of unexpected anal squamous cells carcinoma found in hemorrhoidectomy specimen. The patient had a 3-year history of prolapsing hemorrhoids. A prolapsing hemorrhoid was present at eleven o'clock in lithotomy. Milligan-Morgan was performed and gross examination of the specimen was unremarkable. Histopathologic evaluation showed noninvasive squamous cells carcinoma. The present ca...

Excisional technique according to Milligan-Morgan remains the most effective approach for patients with grade III-IV hemorrhoids [1]. However, it is usually associated with significant postoperative pain that may result in severe patient discomfort and in a delayed return to daily activities. Pain seems to be multifactorial, depending on factors such as individual tolerance, method of anesthesi...

The Milligan-Morgan (MM) operation is the most widely practiced procedure for prolapsed hemorrhoids. But it is also associated with a fair amount of postoperative pain, a long period of convalescence, and complications like bleeding and anal stenosis. The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of in-situ radiofrequency ablation (RA) of hemorrhoids. During a 6-month period, 40 patients w...