Vídeos del Mr Pasquale Giordano
Haemorrhoids are normal swellings of enlarged blood vessels found in the rectum and anus. Not all haemorrhoids cause symptoms and require treatment. Find out more from leading colorectal surgeon, Mr Pasquale Giordano. If you would like to learn more about haemorrhoids, book an appointment here: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/pasquale-giordano
When more blood than usual is pumped into the haemorrhoids, which are made up of blood vessels, the additional pressure can cause them to burst and therefore bleed. Find out more about rectal bleeding and haemorrhoids from leading colorectal surgeon, Mr Pasquale Giordano. If you would like to book an appointment or find out more information, go to Mr Giordano's profile here: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/pasquale-giordano
The most common misconception about haemorrhoids is that people don't realise that they are meant to be there - they are a part of the normal anatomy of our anal canal. Mr Pasquale Giordano, a top colorectal surgeon dispels some myths about haemorrhoids. If you like to find out more, you can make an appointment here: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/pasquale-giordano
Want to know the best ways to prevent haemorrhoids? Mr Pasquale Giordano, an expert colorectal surgeon tells us how. If you would like to learn more, you can make an appointment here: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/pasquale-giordano
This video describes an abdominal wall reconstruction using a posterior component separation technique with a Transversus Abdominis muscle release and BioA biosynthetic prosthesis reinforcement. The patient presented with a large midline incisional hernia and a large parastomal hernia. This technique allowed addressing both defects and achieving a complete closure of the posterior and anterior midline with the prosthetic support being completely protected on both sides.
The video demonstrates a simple and safe way to secure the mesh used during a laparoscopic ventral mesh rectopexy using resorbable iMesh tacks.
THD procedure with Targeted Mucopexy for advanced haemorrhoidal disease. The video demonstrates a technical modification that separates the dearterialisation from the mucopexy and optimise the management of the prolapsing component. Once identified, the haemorrhoidal artery was transfixed and ligated using a “figure of 8” stitch with 2/0 Vicryl™ mounted on a 5/8 needle. The level of the transfixion depended upon where the strongest signal was obtained. Mucopexy was performed targeting the areas of largest prolapse introducing the THD slide as far in as possible and the mucopexy is achieved plicating the rectal mucosa using a 2/0 PDS™ stitch mounted on a 4/8 needle, starting proximally at the level of the window of the proctoscope and proceeding distally towards the dentate line, taking the mucosa and submucosa.
Mr Pasquale Giordano is an esteemed colorectal surgeon. In his introduction video he talks about why he decided to become a doctor, his specialty, the most rewarding part of his job, what his patients value about him and him, of them and his mantra. 00:00 Introduction 00:05 What is your name and position? 00:24 What made you choose to become a doctor? 01:30 What made you choose to become a colorectal surgeon? 04:13 What do you find most rewarding about your job? 05:39 What do your patients value most about you? And you of them? 07:47 Do you have any mantra or catchphrase that you use in your work? To book an appointment with Mr Giordano today, visit his Top Doctors profile here today: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/p... ✔ Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3fSrqXb ✔ Follow us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3t5kGsW ✔ Follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/39TidKh