New surgical twist aims to ease painful hemorrhoid recovery
NCT ID NCT07360912
Summary
This study tested if adding a small cut to a muscle during hemorrhoid surgery helps patients recover with less pain and bleeding. It involved 120 adults with severe hemorrhoids who were randomly assigned to get the standard surgery or the surgery with the extra step. Researchers measured pain and bleeding for two weeks after the operation to see which method worked better.
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University of baghdad collage of medicine
Baghdad, Iraq
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