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M J Forshaw1, P C Mhandu, M C Parker
1Department of Surgery, Darent Valley Hospital, Dartford, UK.
Abstract:
Postoperative haemorrhage is a recognized complication of any haemorrhoidectomy procedure. It can be difficult to visualize a staple line haemorrhage in the presence of large circumferential haemorrhoids. We describe a technique to aid visualization of the staple line in this situation.
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