A prospective, randomized, controlled multicenter trial comparing stapled hemorrhoidopexy and Ferguson hemorrhoidectomy: Perioperative and one-year results

Keyphrases

• Multicenter Trial 100%
• Prospective Randomized Trial 100%
• 1-year Outcome 100%
• Hemorrhoids 100%
• Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy 100%
• Ferguson Hemorrhoidectomy 100%
• 1-year Follow-up 26%
• Postoperative Pain 13%
• Bowel Movement 13%
• Adverse Effects 6%
• United States 6%
• Surgical Procedures 6%
• Analgesic 6%
• Bowel Habits 6%
• Adverse Events 6%
• Randomized multicenter Trial 6%
• Additional Treatment 6%
• After Surgery 6%
• Reoperation 6%
• Pain Score 6%
• Postoperative Analgesia 6%
• Demographic Parameters 6%
• Randomized Comparison 6%
• Colorectal Surgeons 6%
• Hemorrhoidectomy 6%
• Stapling Technique 6%
• Protocol Compliance 6%
• Acute Postoperative Pain 6%
• Prolapsing Hemorrhoids 6%
• Patient numbers 6%
• Pain Level 6%
• Preoperative Pain 6%
• Symptom Recurrence 6%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Hemorrhoid 100%
• Hemorrhoidectomy 100%
• Prolapse 52%
• Postoperative Pain 11%
• Analgesic 11%
• Recurrent Disease 5%
• Surgical Technique 5%
• Surgeon 5%
• Defecation Habit 5%
• Reoperation 5%
• Acute Postoperative Pain 5%
• Long-Term Outcome 5%
• Adverse Event 5%
• Adverse Effect 5%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Hemorrhoid 100%
• Prolapse 52%
• Postoperative Pain 17%
• Analgesic Agent 11%
• Adverse Event 5%
• Recurrent Disease 5%
• Adverse Effect 5%