Hemorrhoid Stapler

Hemorrhoidopexy is a type of surgery that is usually performed to treat 3rd or 4th grade hemorrhoids. In this method, a device similar to a stapler is used to cut off the blood flow of the hemorrhoid. In this way, its tissue gradually becomes smaller and reabsorbed by the right intestine. The hemorrhoid set includes a hemorrhoid stapler and a series of accessories designed for hemorrhoidopexy (hemorrhoid surgery). The accessories include an anal dilator, hemorrhoid stapler, and a guide thread. The PPH method replaces the old method of hemorrhoid treatment, and patients treated with this method experience less pain and faster recovery. In this method, the surgeon does not remove the hemorrhoid, but returns it to its original normal state by lifting the mucous membrane.