High-Volume Transanal Surgery with CPH34 HV for the Treatment of III-IV Degree Haemorrhoids: Final Short-Term Results of an Italian Multicenter Clinical Study

Table 3

Specimen measures available, stratified by type of prolapsectomy (standard “Stapled Haemorrhoidopexy” or “Parachute” technique) and extent of rectal prolapse.

	Mean (SD)	Range
Total patients ()
Length, mm	82.8 (5.4)	69–96
Height, mm	37.6 (3.3)	25–45
Volume, mL	11.8 (2.2)	7–18
Standard “Stapled Haemorrhoidopexy” ()
Length, mm	82.6 (5.3)	69–95
Height, mm	37.6 (3.3)	25–45
Volume, mL	11.7 (2.2)	7–18
“Parachute” technique ()
Length, mm	86.8 (5.4)	76–96
Height, mm	38.3 (3.2)	32–45
Volume, mL	13.7 (2.5)	8–18
Prolapse more than half of CAD ()
Length, mm	85.6 (3.8)	70–96
Height, mm	38.9 (2.6)	30–45
Volume, mL	13.0 (1.4)	7–18
Prolapse less than half of CAD ()
Length, mm	77.2 (3.6)	69–91
Height, mm	35.0 (3.0)	25–45
Volume, mL	9.3 (1.2)	7–17

SD: standard deviation.
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