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- •Dedication
- •Contributors
- •Foreword
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Technique
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Anatomy
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications

Chapter2
HemorrhoidectomyUsinga
BipolarElectrothermalDevice
(BED)andVibratory
(Harmonic)Energy(VE)
WilliamC.Cirocco,GuyR.Orangio,KurtG.
Davis,andSyedG.Husain
“Havinggottheanustoprotrudeasmuchaspossible,
fomentwithhotwater,andthencutofftheextremities
ofthehemorrhoids.”
—Hippocrates∼400B.C.
1
INDICATIONS/CONTRAINDICATIONS
SinceHippocratesthequestforapainless,bloodlesshemorrhoidectomy
hasbeenanelusivegoalforsurgeons.Fordecades,thescalpel,scissors,
orelectrocauteryhasbeenthegoldstandardtoolsutilizedforexcisional
hemorrhoidectomy.Effortstodecreasetheamountofintraoperative
bleeding,postoperativepainanddisabilityfollowinghemorrhoidectomy
haveledtotheintroductionofalternativeenergydevicestodissectand
excisehemorrhoidtissue.TheLigaSure(computer-guidedbipolar
electrothermydevice[BED])andtheHarmonicScalpel(vibratoryenergy
[VE])aretwoalternativeenergysourcesthathaveimprovedhemostasis
andreducedpostoperativepainanddisability.
Thecomputer-guidedBEDcombinesthepressureappliedbythejaws
oftheforcepswiththeenergytailoredtotissueimpedancesuppliedbya
platformgenerator.Anautomaticadvancedfeedbacksystem

incorporatesintelligentsensorsthatrecognizetissuechanges200
times/secondandconsequentlyadjusttheoutputcurrentandvoltage
basedonthepowersettingtomaintainaconstanteffectacrossthe
differenttissuedensitiesandresistance.Averyhigh-frequencycurrent
provideshemostasisbydenaturingcollagenandelastinfromthevessel
wallandthesurroundingconnectivetissue.Becauseofthehighfrequencycurrentandactivefeedbackcontroloverthepoweroutput,it
hasthepotentialtoensurecompletecoagulationandsealthe
hemorrhoidaltissuebetweentheforcepsoftheinstrumentwithminimal
collateralthermalspreadandtissuechartotheadjacenttissue,resulting
indecreasedpostoperativepainwithafasterrecoveryandreturnto
normaldailyactivities.BEDmaintainsanappropriatebalanceofenergy
andpressuretoinducethemeltingofcollagenandelastinresultingin
tissueseal,includingbloodvesselsupto7mmindiameter.Thesealof
denaturedproteinhasstrengthcomparablewiththatofsuture.Thehead
ofthedevicehasbeenengineeredwith“heatsink”capacitytoensurea
coolsurface(<45°C).Histologicstudiesandinsituthermalimaging
confirmnegligibleevidenceofthermaldamagewithlateralspread
calculatedat1–2mm.Afterthecompletionofcoagulationissignaledby
thefeedbacksensor,thetissueisincisedalongthemiddleofthelineof
coagulum.Thedifferenceandimprovementoverconventionalbipolar
systemsisthatBEDuseslow-voltageandhighcurrentresultinginthe
cold-cuttingoftissueswiththetemperatureoftheforcepsnever
exceeding50–80°C.
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TheVEconsistsofcuttingshearsthatvibrateat55,500Hz,at
amplitudesof60–100μm;resultsindisruptionofhydrogenbondsthat
causedenaturingofintracellularproteins.Thismechanismresultsin
shearingofthecoaptedtissueandcreationofa“sticky”hemostatic
coagulumthatassistsinhemostasis.TheVEhastwomodalitiesofcutting
tissue:
Pressureresultsfromcompression(coaptation)ofthe“vibratory”blade
ontoa“static”pressurepadontheoppositebladeoftheshears.The
combinationoffocusedpressureandVEoptimizesdivisionofthe
coaptedtissue.Thecombinationoftheseenergymodalitiesallowsthe
tissuetobedividedatalowertemperaturethanelectrocautery,thus
minimizinglateralthermalinjury.Thedecreasinglateralthermalinjury
mayresultinlesspostoperativepainafterhemorrhoidectomy.
ThesetwoenergysourcesBEDandVE,combinefocusedpressurewith
energysourcesthatenhancehemostasisanddecreaselateraltissueinjury
therebydecreasingbleedingandpostoperativepainthusdiminishing

postoperativedisability.Utilizingthesetypesofenergysourceswillresult
inminimalintraoperativebleeding,allowingforaclearoperativefield
andimprovedvisualizationforcomplexhemorrhoiddisease.Sincethe
firsteditionofthistextbook,theseinstrumentsaremoreergonomic,
enhancingusercomfortandfunctionality,minimizinguserfatigue(Fig.
2-1).
FIGURE2-1Photoofanergonomicenergyinstrument.
Theindicationsforperformingansurgicalhemorrhoidectomyarethe
samefortheutilizationoftheBEDandVEastheenergysources:
complexhemorrhoidsthathavefailedmedicalmanagementandGrades
IIIandIVhemorrhoiddisease.Thechoiceofsurgicalapproachisbased
onthesurgeon’sexperienceandjudgment.Theremaybeadvantagesfor
utilizingalternativeenergysourcesbecauseoftheirremarkable
hemostaticpropertiesonpatientswhomthesurgeonanticipatesmore
intraoperativehemorrhage:large,circumferentialhemorrhoids,
underlyingcirrhosis/certaincoagulationdisorders,andpatientson
anticoagulationtherapy.
Relativecontraindicationsofsurgicalhemorrhoidectomyinclude
patientswhoareimmunocompromisedandthosewithpoorlycontrolled
bleedingdiathesis.PatientswithHIV–AIDSorpatientswithactive
Crohn’sdiseaseandthosewithadvancedmalignancymaybeconsidered
aftertheirunderlyingdiseaseareundermedicalcontrol.Thesurgeon
shouldagainhisorherexperience,judgmentandahighdegreeof
“selectivity”whenconsideringthispopulationofpatientsforelective
surgicalhemorrhoidectomy.
Apriorhistoryofanorectalsurgeryisarelativecontraindicationasthe

resultantscarringfromsuchproceduresmaypotentiallyincreasetherisk
ofinjurytotheunderlyinganalsphincterresultingin,fecalincontinence,
andanalstenosis.
Absolutecontraindicationstoenergy-basedhemorrhoidectomyinclude
failedstapledhemorrhoidopexyorpatientsreceivingultra-lowanterior
resectionsforrectalcancer,becauseofresidualstaplesnearthe
hemorrhoidswillinterferewiththeuseoftheseenergysources.
1
WorksbyHippocrates,TranslatedbyFrancisAdamsin:TheInternetClassicsArchivebyDanielC.
Stevenson,WebAtomics.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Thepreoperativeplanningisnodifferentfromanyotherlowriskanal
rectalprocedure.Acompletehistoryandphysicalexaminationshouldbe
performedbytheoperatingproviderpriortoproceedingtotheoperating
room.Anylaboratoryorradiographicdataobtainedshouldbefor
medicalnecessityratherthanroutinepractice.Young,healthypatients
maynotrequiresignificantpreoperativework-up.Patientsofadvanced
ageorwithseverecomorbidconditionsmayneedpreoperativetesting,
optimization,andclearanceforsurgery.Patientswhohaveindications
indicatedforcolonoscopyshouldhaveitperformedpriortothedateof
thehemorrhoidectomy,toruleoutanyotherpathologyinthecolorectal
pathology.Perioperativemanagementofthepatient’shomemedications
isindividuallytailoredbasedonunderlyingmedicalcomorbiditieswith
medicationstakenwithasipofwateronthedayofsurgery.Noninsulindependentdiabeticsareinstructedtoholdoralhypoglycemicmedications
onthedayoftheoperation,andinsulin-dependentdiabeticsshouldbe
administeredhalftheusualdoseofinsulin.Nonsteroidalantiinflammatorydrugsandantiplateletagentsareavoided,ifpossible,
duringthe2weeksprecedingtheoperation.Anticoagulants,suchas
warfarinareheld5–7days,moreorless,tocorrectcoagulopathiesprior
tothesurgerywithorwithoutinjectableLovenoxorheparinasabridge.
Thesedecisionsaremadeincollaborationwiththepatient’sphysician
andmedicalspecialists.Antibioticprophylaxisisgenerallynotindicated.
Preoperativeandintravenousfluidsarekepttoaminimum(<250ml)to
facilitatepostoperativevoidingandavoidurinaryretention.
Priortotheprocedure,thesurgeonshouldhaveanindepthdiscussion
withthepatientastodietaryandfluidintake,theinclusionofbulking
agentsandtheuseofstoolsoftenersandlaxatives.Utilizationofwarm
bathspostoperativelyandperianalcleansingpostdefecationisimportant
tominimizepostoperativediscomfortandanxiety.Theuseofnarcotic
analgesicsshouldbelimitedbecauseofthesecondarysideeffectof
constipationandtheincreasedincidenceofurinaryretentioninmenover
50yearsold.Informedconsentforhemorrhoidectomyshouldincludethe
risksoffecalincontinence,postoperativehemorrhage,persistentpain
anddiscomfort,prolongedhealing,fissureorfistulaformation,and
recurrenceirrespectiveofthemethodutilizedforsurgical
hemorrhoidectomy.Itisimportanttomanagethepatient’sexpectations
priortotheprocedureandtoassessthepatient’sdesireswiththe
procedure.Symptomatichemorrhoiddiseaseiswellmanagedbysurgical
excision,buttheachievementofawrinkle-freeperianalareafreeofskin
tagsisnearlyimpossibletoachieve,andpatientsshouldbeadequately

counseledregardingthis.Afullmechanicalbowelprepisunnecessary
priortotheprocedure,butitmaybeadvantageoustohavethepatient
performanenemashortlybeforetheoperationtoremoveanysolidfeces
fromtheanalcanalthatcanimpedevisualization.Prophylactic
intravenousantibioticsarealsonotindicatedbecausetheincidenceof
infectiouscomplicationsisuncommoninpostanorectalsurgery.Inthe
preoperativeholdingarea,intravenousfluidsmustbekepttoaminimum
(totalfluids<250ml)tofacilitatepostoperativevoidingandavoid
urinaryretention.
Theexcisionalhemorrhoidectomyismostcommonlyperformedinthe
outpatientsettinginanAmbulatorySurgicalCenter.

SURGERY
Positioning
Thepatientpositionisdeterminedbytheoperatingsurgeon’spreference,
lithotomyorprone-jackknifeposition,underanappropriateanesthetic:
spinal,general,ormonitoredanthesthesiacarewithlocalanestheticare
themostcommonutilized(Figs.2-2and2-3).
FIGURE2-2GradeIVhemorrhoidsmodified-lithotomy
position.

FIGURE2-3GradeIVhemorrhoidsprone-jackknife
position.

TECHNIQUE
Theperianalareais(andshavedaspersurgeonschoice)anddrapedina
standardmannertocreatea“sterile”operativefield.Alocalanestheticis
injectedusuallywithanepinephrinecomponenttoimprovehemostasis
duringthedissectionaswellaspainreliefinthepostoperativeperiod.
Recentlytheutilizationofbupivacaineextended-releaseliposome
injectionatthetimeofthesurgeryhasshownaprolongedpostsurgical
analgesia.
ThesurgicaltechniqueforhemorrhoidectomyutilizingeithertheBED
orVEenergysourcesisthesame,particularlywiththerecent
developmentsofthemoreergonomicinstrumentsandtheeliminationof
thefootpedals.Thecurrentinstrumentsarecontrolledbethesurgeon’s
handand“failsafe”beepingsoundstoguidethesurgeonwhenthe
deliveryofenergyiscompletedtothetissue.
Afterinsertionofananalretractorinspectionconfirmsthestandard
rightanterior,rightposterior,andleftlateralconfigurationofthe
advancedstagehemorrhoiddiseaseandanyotherabnormalanal
pathology.Theexternalcomponentofthehemorrhoidtissueisgrasped
andgentlyliftedawayfromtheunderlyingsubcutaneousfibersofthe
externalsphinctertowardtheanalcanal(Fig.2-4).Somesurgeonsutilize
injectionoflocalanesthesiawithepinephrineatthistimetolifttheskin
awayfromtheexternal/internalsphincterfibersduringthiscritical
dissection.TheBEDorVEisthenappliedtotheelevatedperianalskin
andthetissueabovetheinternalsphinctercarryingthedissectionalong
theanalcanaltothedentateline(Fig.2-5).TheadvantageoftheBEDor
VEisthattheyeachhavecurvedtippedjawsthatcanfollowthecontour
oftheanalcanalwhilecontinuingthedissectiontothevascularpedicle,
whileliftingthehemorrhoidofftheinternalsphincterthuspreventing
injurytotheinternalsphincter(Fig.2-6).Isolationofthevascular
pedicle,whichisproximaltothedentateline,isperformedwiththe
curvatureoftheinstrumenttowardtheanalcanal.However,when
amputationofthevascularpedicleisnecessary,theinstrumentcurvature
isthen“flipped”,sothatitstillbendstowardthelumenofthebowelbut
awayfromthemoreproximalrectum(Fig.2-7).Atthispoint,theentire
hemorrhoidtissueisremovedfromtheoperativefield.Atthispoint,
thereissomecontroversyaboutclosingthemucosaldefectwhichis
probablynotnecessary,butmanysurgeonsdoneedthatadditional
“peaceofmind.”Ifthepedicleissutureligated,thesurgeonmust
considerthatthissuturecancontributetodevelopmentofischemiaand
necrosisoftheareaandmaycontributetopostoperativefever,ulceration,
andhemorrhage.Caremustbetakennottopenetratethesphincter

mechanismbecausethismaycausepostoperativepainandspasm.
FIGURE2-4Theexternalhemorrhoidisgraspedwitha
hemostatandplacedongentiletractionto“tentup”the
externalcomponent.
FIGURE2-5Theenergysourcestraddlestheanalskin
closetotheedgeofeachhemorrhoidcomplex.
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