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    Tarek Hegazy MD , Nader Zaki MD
    Departments of General Surgery, Cairo university, General Surgery, Fayoum University

    Background: Haemorrhoidal disease is a common anorectal condition. The aim of this study was to evaluate the results of pudendal nerve block for conventional open haemorrhoidectomyand lateral internal sphincterotomy. Methodology: This is a Prospective study that had been conducted in Cairo University hospitals in the period between February 2014 and September 2014. The study included 50 patients with 4th degree piles and chronic anal fissures, to whom, conventional open hemorrhoidectomy and lateral internal sphincterotomy had been performed with or without Pudendal nerve block. Results: Postoperative pain, the need of additional analgesic therapy are reduced with less effect on restoration of bowel motionsandon the duration of hospital stay. Conclusion: Pudendal nerve block anaesthesia with local infiltration is effective as a postoperative analgesia in performing open haemorrhoidectomy. Keywords: Haemorrhoids, Haemorrhoidectomy, Pudendal nerve block. 

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