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Aktuelle Dermatologie 2016; 42(06): 230-234
DOI: 10.1055/s-0042-102385
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Therapieoptionen beim Hämorrhoidalleiden

Therapeutic Options for Symptomatic Hemorrhoids
H. Loch
Proktologisches Zentrum Berlin
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13. April 2016 (online)

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Zusammenfassung

Hämorrhoiden lassen sich nach Goligher in 4 Stadien einteilen.

Die Therapie sollte stadiengerecht erfolgen. Sie umfasst ein großes Spektrum an therapeutischen Möglichkeiten. Mittels der Basistherapie, den interventionellen Methoden wie Sklerosierung und Gummibandligatur und den verschiedenen operativen Techniken lässt sich für jeden Behandlungsfall ein maßgeschneidertes Therapiekonzept erstellen mit einer großen Heilungschance.

Abstract

Hemorrhoids can be classified in four stages by the Goligher classification. There is a broad spectrum of therapeutic possibilites. Basic therapy, interventional methods like sclerotherapy and rubber band ligation and the various operational options make a tailored therapeutic concept for each case possibile with very good chances of recovery.

 

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