| Summary: | Objective. The aim of the study was to analyze the effectiveness of modern treatments in 485 patients with chronic hemorrhoids stage II-III-IV over the past 3 years.
Results. An individual-combined approach to the treatment of hemorrhoids has been introduced, as many patients can have nodules at different stages of the disease at the same time. Used a combination of methods with different ways to influence the pathogenesis of hemorrhoids. Thanks to the introduction of a set of systemic measures, good results were obtained, namely the healing time of postoperative wounds was reduced by 35-40% and the intensity of postoperative pain was reduced by 3-4 points on a 10-point analog visual scale.
Conclusions. The use of an individual integrated approach to each patient in choosing the tactics of surgical treatment of hemorrhoids and the widespread introduction of modern techniques, has reduced the duration of the postoperative period, preserve radical intervention and reduce the likelihood of recurrence.
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