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PubMed2005

[A look at the Hippocratic treatise On Hemorrhoids in the Byzantine Era].

In two manuscripts of Galen's De compositione medicamentorum secundum locos, the Marcianus gr. V 7 and the Vaticanus Reginensis gr. 172, Galen's text is interrupted by a brief anthology about aetiology and therapy of prolapses, haemorrhoids and anal inflammations. Both manuscripts present a chapter, titled (see text), which consists of chapters 1-2 (p. 146, 2-12 July) of the Hippocratic On Haemorrhoids. My contribution presents this new document about the knowledge of this Hippocratic work, neglected by modern scholars, but well known by Byzantine medical writers.

Byzantium↗
PubMed1991

[Surgical treatment of hemorrhoids using Milligan-Morgan technique. Survey of 366 cases].

After a careful review of the Author's own case list and of the literature on this subject, Milligan-Morgans' technique is assessed and compared with different surgical techniques as far as early and late complications are concerned. The Authors conclude that the Milligan-Morgan technique is to be preferred because of its simplicity, safety and flexibility, particularly if associated with sphincterectomy, with or without rhagade, in order to prevent the cicatricial scars.

Anal Canal↗