Hemorrhoidal Banding: Simple Office Procedure - UCLA Digestive Diseases

Explore the simple office procedure of hemorrhoidal banding in this comprehensive lecture by Dr. Gordon V. Ohning from the UCLA Mellinkoff Gastroenterology and Hepatology Symposium. Delve into the pathophysiology, epidemiology, diagnosis, and grading of internal hemorrhoids. Examine various treatment options, including medical therapy and anoscopic or endoscopic techniques, with a focus on rubber band ligation (RBL). Learn about the RBL technique, its general principles, and potential complications. Gain insights into associated conditions, differential diagnoses, and contraindications for RBL treatment. Compare different treatment modalities and understand the distinctions between internal hemorrhoids and anal fissures through detailed explanations and visual aids.

Intro
Pathophysiology
Internal Hemorrhoids: Epidemiology
Internal Hemorrhoids: Diagnosis
Internal Hemorrhoids: Differential
Distal Colon Adenocarcinoma identified on colonoscopy
Rectal Varices
Internal Hemorrhoids: Symptoms
Internal Hemorrhoids: Grading by Symptoms
Slotted Anoscope (Old Style)
Slotted Anoscope (New Style)
Internal Hemorrhoids: Associated Conditions
Internal Hemorrhoids - Medical Therapy
Internal Hemorrhoids - Anoscopic or Endoscopic Therapies
Comparison BICAP, Heater Probe, Banding and Surgery for Chronic Internal Hemorrhoids
Endoscopic RBL
Internal Hemorrhoids: RBL technique: General Principles
Internal Hemorrhoids: For Bind Touch technique
Internal Hemorrhoids: Complications of RBL Treatment
Internal Hemorrhoids: Contraindications to RBL Treatment
Grade 2 Internal Hemorrhoids and Chronic Anal Fissure on Anoscopy
Internal Hemorrhoids vs. Anal Fissure