PubMed · 7736234
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Y Tsuji, M Takano, I Kubota. 1994. [Hemorrhoid].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7736234/
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Haemorrhoids are common, but careful clinical assessment is necessary to ensure that more significant bowel disease is not overlooked. Most patients with haemorrhoids can be managed non-surgically in an office setting, but conventional haemorrhoidectomy is the best option for patients with large symptomatic haemorrhoids.
Hemorrhoidectomy is one of the most effective treatments for significantly symptomatic hemorrhoids. By placing the patient in the Sims' position and appropriately using the Hill-Ferguson retractor and towel clip, the surgeon can get good exposure and perform a Ferguson closed hemorrhoidectomy without any assistance.