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  • The role of local anesthesia in minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids

    Редактор | 2018, Brief reports, Practical medicine part 16 №7 (part 2) Innovative technologies in medicine (2018) | 31 октября, 2018

    M.M. MINNULLIN1, I.M. FATKHUTDINOV2, R.F. SHARAFUTDINOVA2

    1Republican Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Tatarstan, 138 Orenburgskiy Trakt, Kazan, Russian Federation, 420064

    2Kazan State Medical University of the MH of RF, 12 Butlerov Str., Kazan, Russian Federation, 420012

     Minnullin M.M. ― PhD (medicine), first Deputy Chief doctor, Head of Surgical Service, tel. (843) 231-20-60, e-mail: Marsel.Mansurovich@tatar.ru

    Fatkhutdinov I.M. ― PhD (medicine), Associate Professor of the Department of Surgical Diseases №1, tel. +7-987-225-11-35, e-mail: ilsur1801@mail.ru

    Sharafutdinova R.F. ― student of Therapy Faculty, tel. (843) 231-20-60, e-mail: ridia1995@rambler.ru

    The article presents the results of minimally invasive treatment of 245 patients with hemorrhoidal disease of different stages under local anesthesia. Local anesthesia was performed with Naropin solution in the dosage of 0.5%-80.0. In all cases an adequate anesthetic effect was achieved when performing minimally invasive manipulation. The duration of surgery was 30 minutes, duration of anesthesia was 5 hours. The intervention was conducted in an outpatient setting. After a brief observation, the patients were released with recommendations. No complications associated with the anesthetic were observed.

    Key words: chronic hemorrhoids, local anesthesia, hemorrhoid desarterization.

    (For citation: Minnullin M.M., Fatkhutdinov I.M., Sharafutdinova R.F. The role of local anesthesia in minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids. Practical Medicine. 2018)

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    Метки: 2018, chronic hemorrhoids, hemorrhoid desarterization, I.M. FATKHUTDINOV, local anesthesia, M.M. MINNULLIN, Practical medicine part 16 №7 (part 2) Innovative technologies in medicine (2018), R.F. SHARAFUTDINOVA

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