Hämorrhoidalleiden Hämorrhoidektomie CHIRURGIE APPetizer Nr. 37-3

Become a channel member and receive exclusive benefits:    / @profdrmedburkhardvonrahden   Prof. von Rahden, Senior Consultant at the Department of Surgery at the Paracelsus Private Medical University (PMU) in Salzburg, explains the definition, clinical features, and diagnostics of hemorrhoids based on the S3 guideline "Hemorrhoidal Diseases" of the AWMF. The Goligher classification (hemorrhoids grades 1 to 4) is presented. Conservative, interventional/endoscopic, and surgical treatment of hemorrhoids is then discussed. Polidocanol sclerotherapy, Barron's rubber band ligation, Milligan-Morgen's hemorrhoidectomy, Ferguson's hemorrhoidectomy, and Longo's stapled hemorrhoidopexy are explained. Finally, for those particularly interested in surgery, Doppler-guided hemorrhoidal artery ligation (DG-HAL) and rectoanal repair (RAR) are also explained. This is a new edition of the 37th video in the Surgical APPetizer series. The videos are aimed at medical students, as well as anyone interested in medicine/surgery. We aim to convey the knowledge relevant to clinical practice as a physician, as well as the knowledge relevant to the examination, in a clear, didactically presented format. We always strive to include references to current academic discussions and references to current primary and secondary literature. A certain amount of emphasis is also given to medical history, honoring the achievements of pioneers in surgery and medicine. Prof. von Rahden and his team wish you an informative and entertaining experience! DISCLAIMER The SURGERY APPetizer videos are created with the utmost care. They present medical knowledge from everyday practice and from primary and secondary medical literature. The goal is to provide students and other interested parties who watch the videos with the most up-to-date overview possible of the standards in visceral surgery and medicine. Wherever possible, reference is made to currently available treatment guidelines from professional societies. However, medicine and surgery are in a constant state of change. As a result, the content presented in the videos may not reflect the most current state of medical opinion. The assessment of the correct procedure in diagnostics, therapy, and surgery is naturally subject to personal experience and judgment. The evaluation of the available data and guidelines is also always subject to personal judgment. The authors of the CHIRURGIE APPetizer (namely the main author, Professor Dr. Burkhard H. A. von Rahden) and the Paracelsus Private Medical University (PMU) assume no responsibility for the accuracy of the medical content, nor for the information and recommendations provided. In particular, no liability is assumed for information regarding medication, especially information regarding medication dosages.