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Williams JA
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Proctology table.
Br Med J
1968;
1
:504. [PMID:
5643724
PMCID:
PMC1985143
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10.1136/bmj.1.5590.504
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Groves AR
, Evans JC, Williams JA. Management of internal haemorrhoids by rubber-band ligation.
Br J Surg
1971;
58
:923-4. [PMID:
5130201
DOI:
10.1002/bjs.1800581215
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Rubber-band ligation has been used in the treatment of 156 patients with internal haemorrhoids. The treatment was performed without anaesthesia in an out-patient clinic. Only one pile was ligated at each visit and 77 per cent of the patients required either two or three ligations. Only 7 patients have been lost to follow-up. Twenty-six per cent of the patients experienced discomfort lasting for more than 3 days after one or other of the ligation treatments, but in only 9 per cent was the pain sufficiently severe for them not to wish to have the treatment again. After follow-up periods of 4 to 40 months, 66 per cent of the patients considered the results to be excellent and a further 25 per cent were improved.
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Follow-Up Studies
Hemorrhoids/diagnosis
Hemorrhoids/surgery
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Ligation
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Outpatient Clinics, Hospital
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