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LHP® laser Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP®)
Hemorrhoids, the most modern treatment is done with a new generation laser through flexible optical fibers. LHP® laser Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP®) is done through a small 1-2mm incision in the anus from which the laser is directed submucosally to the hemorrhoid and shrinks it. The procedure is the most painless. Sometimes it is combined with lifting of the mucous membrane, haemorrhoid coagulation using absorbable...
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Video clamp rescue technique in rectal cancer
The video shows the technique of saving the sphincter in rectal cancer with bisphincterectomy. The difficulty and detail of the operation can be seen when detaching the intestine from the sphincter in order to avoid its injury. The technique of bisphincterectomy has opened new horizons in saving the sphincter and avoiding…
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Bowel perforation repair after laser for periosteal fistula.
Bowel perforation by laser A 31-year-old female patient who had undergone three operations for a periodontal abscess and fistula of which the 1st Was simple opening of the abscess, the 2nd Was seton placement in the fistula and the 3rd Was laser by a general surgeon. After the third surgery, the patient experienced pain and inflammation...
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Anal cancer, what not to do!
Usually rectal cancer patients think they have some kind of hemorrhoid and come to the doctor's office to see what's going on. If the doctor determines that this lump that the patient is palpating is some kind of malignancy and not a hemorrhoid, he just needs to take a small biopsy and then schedule the patient for a checkup with…
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Plastic coccyx cyst with flap
Plastic coccyx cyst with flap (Karydaki technique). The FiLaC® laser technique for the coccyx cyst is quite effective in most simple uncomplicated cases. However, in cases of recurrence or complicated coccygeal cyst with abscessation, multiple fistulas or large ones, the results are not so good. In these cases, the open…
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Hemorrhoid plastic surgery with laser and absorbable sutures for stage 4 hemorrhoids
Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP®) in combination with LHP®-RAR prolapse plastic for 3rd And 4th Degree hemorrhoids When prolapsed hemorrhoids coexist, the problem is not only found in bleeding, but is also aesthetic and functional. And when the prolapse is large, as in the 3rd And 4th Degree, simple laser Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP®) does not have satisfactory results. A lot…
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Orthovaginal fistula repair with graft and flap (Martius flap)
Rectal fistulas appear after operations on the rectum (polyps - tumors) or after natural childbirth and perineotomy, also after radiation to the anus area. Their treatment is quite difficult most of the time and there is also a tendency to relapse. An effective technique for dealing with these cases is to use…
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Coccyx cyst with laser without incision FiLaC® method
The newest trend today in coccyx cyst treatment is flexible lasers where they easily enter the cyst cavity and fistulas without the need for large incisions. Thus, after the operation, there is no need for painful daily changes as there is no cavity or trauma as with classic operations. The FiLaC® method, as it is called internationally, is done…