Other Common Anorectal Surgeries

Band Ligation Treatment for Piles (Hemorrhoids)

Band ligation is a simple, non-surgical treatment used mainly for internal piles. In this procedure, a small medical-grade rubber band is placed at the base of the hemorrhoid to cut off its blood supply.As a result, the pile shrinks, dries up, and falls off naturally within a few days.

Hemorrhoidectomy (Open & Closed)

For patients with severe Grade 4 hemorrhoids or specific anatomical challenges where stapling (MIPH) is not indicated, a formal Hemorrhoidectomy is performed. This involves the precise surgical removal of the hemorrhoidal bundles.

• Used for external and combined hemorrhoids
• Performed under spinal or general anesthesia
• Permanent solution for chronic cases

Perianal Abscess Drainage

A perianal abscess is an emergency condition requiring immediate intervention. It is a painful collection of pus near the anus, often caused by an infection in the small anal glands.

• Procedure: Immediate incision and drainage to relieve pressure.
• Prevention: Proper drainage reduces the risk of developing a chronic Anal Fistula.
• Recovery: Instant pain relief followed by specialized wound care.

Diagnostic Proctoscopy & Biopsy

For undiagnosed rectal bleeding or growths, we perform diagnostic proctoscopy. This allows the surgeon to examine the anal canal and rectum visually and take tissue samples (biopsy) if necessary to rule out malignancy.