Tratamiento ambulatorio de pacientes con hemorroides, en el Hospital Abel Gilbert
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2018
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Carrera de Medicina
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Introducción: La enfermedad hemorroidal es una patología de elevada frecuencia y su cuadro clínico se relaciona con la mala calidad de vida de estos pacientes, existen en la actualidad varias opciones terapéuticas para tratar a las hemorroides y estas opciones se rigen de acuerdo a la clasificación según el grado hemorroidal. El tratamiento ambulatorio con bandas elásticas es uno de los procedimientos que más se emplea hoy en día en comparación con los demás, ya que es una técnica ambulatoria, de rápida recuperación, no es invasiva, por lo que nos evitamos procesos infecciosos y aporta que es de bajo costo económico.
Objetivo: Estudiar en el paciente que padece de enfermedad hemorroidal principalmente los grados II y III de la clasificación de hemorroides el tratamiento ambulatorio con bandas elásticas.
Método: Este estudio se desarrolla retrospectivamente, en pacientes de la consulta externa de proctología del Hosp. de especialidades Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón, es de carácter cuantitativo y analiza el comportamiento del tratamiento con bandas elásticas en los pacientes que se encuentren aptos para ello.
Conclusión: El paciente con enfermedad hemorroidal es un paciente ansioso y preocupado que acude a la consulta desesperado buscando un tratamiento que acabe con su problema. El tratamiento con bandas elásticas se caracteriza por ser ambulatorio, de fácil manejo, no invasivo, de buen alcance económico y es de los tratamientos mas empleados en los pacientes con grado hemorroidal II y III. El periodo de recuperación es inmediato, los pacientes el mismo día pueden continuar con su vida con total normalidad, las complicaciones que se han presentado son mínimas y leves, así como las recidivas que son infrecuentes. Este tratamiento excluye la realización de cirugías en grados que no lo ameritan.
Introduction: Hemorrhoidal disease is a pathology of high frequency and its clinical picture is related to the poor quality of life of these patients, there are currently several therapeutic options to treat hemorrhoids and these options are governed according to the classification according to the hemorrhoidal grade. Ambulatory treatment with elastic bands is one of the most used procedures today compared to the others, since it is an ambulatory technique, quick recovery, is not invasive, so we avoid infectious processes and contributes that is of low economic cost. Objective: To study in the patient suffering from hemorrhoidal disease, mainly grades II and III of the classification of hemorrhoids, ambulatory treatment with elastic bands. Method: This study is carried out retrospectively, in patients of the outpatient clinic of Hosp's proctology. of specialties Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón, is of a quantitative nature and analyzes the behavior of the treatment with elastic bands in patients who are suitable for it. Conclusion: The patient with hemorrhoidal disease is an anxious and worried patient who goes to the office in despair looking for a treatment that ends his problem. The treatment with elastic bands is characterized by being ambulatory, easy to use, non-invasive, of good economic scope and is one of the treatments most used in patients with hemorrhoidal grade II and III. The recovery period is immediate, patients on the same day can continue with their lives with normality, complications that have occurred are minimal and mild, as well as recurrences that are infrequent. This treatment excludes the performance of surgeries in degrees that do not merit it.
Introduction: Hemorrhoidal disease is a pathology of high frequency and its clinical picture is related to the poor quality of life of these patients, there are currently several therapeutic options to treat hemorrhoids and these options are governed according to the classification according to the hemorrhoidal grade. Ambulatory treatment with elastic bands is one of the most used procedures today compared to the others, since it is an ambulatory technique, quick recovery, is not invasive, so we avoid infectious processes and contributes that is of low economic cost. Objective: To study in the patient suffering from hemorrhoidal disease, mainly grades II and III of the classification of hemorrhoids, ambulatory treatment with elastic bands. Method: This study is carried out retrospectively, in patients of the outpatient clinic of Hosp's proctology. of specialties Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón, is of a quantitative nature and analyzes the behavior of the treatment with elastic bands in patients who are suitable for it. Conclusion: The patient with hemorrhoidal disease is an anxious and worried patient who goes to the office in despair looking for a treatment that ends his problem. The treatment with elastic bands is characterized by being ambulatory, easy to use, non-invasive, of good economic scope and is one of the treatments most used in patients with hemorrhoidal grade II and III. The recovery period is immediate, patients on the same day can continue with their lives with normality, complications that have occurred are minimal and mild, as well as recurrences that are infrequent. This treatment excludes the performance of surgeries in degrees that do not merit it.
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Hemorroides, Atención ambulatoria, Hospital de Especialidades Guayaquil Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón, Cantón Guayaquil, Ecuador