Colorectal Diseases for Physicians and SurgeonsThis book is the first on colorectal diseases to be aimed at both surgeons and physicians. It presents an authoritative, up-to-date overview of these diseases, and the current management techniques. It is fully illustrated and includes extensive bibliographies at the end of each chapter. |
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... haemorrhoids is related to the middle and inferior haemorrhoidal arteries supplying the cushions , rather than to bleeding from a venous plexus . Pathology Histologically , haemorrhoidectomy specimens often resemble normal anorectal ...
... haemorrhoids is related to the middle and inferior haemorrhoidal arteries supplying the cushions , rather than to bleeding from a venous plexus . Pathology Histologically , haemorrhoidectomy specimens often resemble normal anorectal ...
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... haemorrhoidal therapy ( Dennison et al . 1988 ; Ferguson 1988 ) . A high roughage diet and simple ointments relieve symptoms in 45 % of patients with haemorrhoids and remains an important first treatment ( Bleday et al . 1992 ) . Local ...
... haemorrhoidal therapy ( Dennison et al . 1988 ; Ferguson 1988 ) . A high roughage diet and simple ointments relieve symptoms in 45 % of patients with haemorrhoids and remains an important first treatment ( Bleday et al . 1992 ) . Local ...
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... haemorrhoids . sclerotherapy and IRC ( Varma et al . 1991 ) . As it is slower and fre- quently more painful , it appears to offer little advantage over these procedures , although it may be of use in third- or fourth - degree haemorrhoids ...
... haemorrhoids . sclerotherapy and IRC ( Varma et al . 1991 ) . As it is slower and fre- quently more painful , it appears to offer little advantage over these procedures , although it may be of use in third- or fourth - degree haemorrhoids ...
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Colorectal anatomy physiology and investigation | 1 |
Paediatric conditions | 13 |
written by Mr V E Boston Consultant Paediatric Surgeon Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children | 15 |
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