Advanced Hemorrhoid Instruments for Effective Treatment

A hemorrhoid stapler works by excising a ring of tissue from the hemorrhoidal area, which helps reduce the size of the hemorrhoid and restore the normal anatomy of the anal canal. The stapler simultaneously secures the tissue, preventing further prolapse and reducing the blood supply to the hemorrhoid, which allows it to shrink and heal.

PPH Stapler: Used for grade 3 and grade 4 hemorrhoids, the PPH stapler removes excess tissue and repositions prolapsed hemorrhoids, leading to significant reduction in symptoms such as pain and bleeding.

TST Stapler: Primarily used for grade 2 and grade 3 hemorrhoids, the TST stapler excises hemorrhoidal tissue and repositions the remaining tissue to restore normal anatomy, often resulting in quicker recovery and reduced pain.

The benefits of using a hemorrhoid stapler include:

Minimally invasive: Smaller incisions and less tissue removal.

Less pain: Patients typically experience less postoperative pain compared to traditional surgery.

Faster recovery: Shorter hospital stays and quicker return to daily activities.

Reduced complications: Lower risk of infection, bleeding, and scarring.

Recovery after a stapled hemorrhoid procedure is typically faster than with traditional surgery. Most patients experience relief from pain within a few days and can return to regular activities within 1-2 weeks. Full healing may take 3-4 weeks, but complications are less frequent, and recovery times are generally shorter.