Residual Prolapse in Patients with III-IV Degree Haemorrhoids Undergoing Stapled Haemorrhoidopexy with CPH34 HV: Results of an Italian Multicentric Clinical Study

Table 2

Intra- and early postoperative findings ( patients).

			%
Operative time, minutes
Mean (SD)	26.1 (6.9)
Range	15–60
Prolapse involving more than half of the length CAD
No		89	20.7
Yes		341	79.3
Type of Prolapsectomy
Traditional “Stapled Anopexy”		394	91.6
“Parachute” Technique		36	8.4
Haemostatic stitches,
Mean (SD)	1.3 (1.7)
Range	0–7
Technical failures of the device		1	0.2
Associate procedures, (%)		168	39.0
Skin Tags Excision		73	43.4
Anal Fissure		53	31.4
Condiloma		17	10.2
Fistulotomy/Fistulectomy		5	3.0
Miscellaneous		20	12.0
Hospital stay, days
Mean (SD)	1.6 (1.0)
Range	1–4
Early post-operative complications		62	14.4
Anal pain  (spontaneous/Postdefecation)		28	6.5
Bleeding		12	2.8
Acute urinary retention		5	1.2
Urgency		14	3.3
Thrombosed haemorrhoids		1	0.2
Others		2	0.4
Re-operation (within 30 days)		2	0.4

SD: Standard Deviation.