Indikation: Chirurgische Behandlung von Hämorrhoidalleiden.
TRILOGY ist ein wiederverwendbares Ultraschallsystem zur Erkennung und chirurgischen Behandlung von Hämorrhoidalleiden.
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Die HAL-Methode ist für die Behandlung von leichten bis mittelschweren Hämorrhoiden geeignet. Die Ligatur reduziert die arterielle Blutzufuhr, wodurch die Hämorrhoidalkissen wieder auf ihre normale Größe schrumpfen.
Die RAR-Methode wird zur Behandlung von prolabierenden Hämorrhoiden eingesetzt, die in fortgeschritteneren Stadien der Erkrankung auftreten. Bei der RAR-Methode werden eine oder mehrere Mukopexien der prolabierenden Schleimhaut durchgeführt, nachdem die Hämorrhoidalarterien ligiert wurden.