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Table 2 Observed early complications (until 30th postoperative day) in THD and CH groups

From: Doppler-guided transanal hemorrhoidal dearterilization versus conventional hemorrhoidectomy for treatment of hemorrhoids – early and long-term postoperative results

Type of observed complication

Group 1 (CH)

Group 2 (Doppler-guided THD)

p

Protracted pain and discomfort

4 (2,4%)

3 (2,5%)

0,955

Urine retention

1 (0,6%)

0

0,396

Severe headache on the 2nd postop.day (probably due to early lift-up of the patient after spinal anesthesia)

1 (0,6%)

0

0,396

Transitory incontinence

1 (0,6%)

0

0,396

Anal fissure, presenting with pain and mild bleeding

3 (1,8%)

0

0,140

Anal fissure and prolapse of the anal mucosa

0

1 (0,83%)

0,237

Significant recurrent anal bleeding

0

1 (0,83%)

0,237

Weakness in the lower extremities, prolonged pain, and tenesmus

0

1 (0,83%)

0,237

Inflammatory reaction around the sutures, probably with an allergic genesis

0

1 (0,83%)

0,237

Total

10 (5, 99%)

7 (5,83%)

0.956

  1. The mortality rate in both studied groups was 0%. The mean hospital stay for Group 1 and Group 2 was 5,13 days and 3,38 days, respectively (p = 0,000)