Hemorrhoid Laser ® Procedure (HeLP ) Ambulatory for hemorrhoids The perfect solution for patients fearing invasive painful surgical or semisurgical techniques in this delicate matter. This Hemorrhoid Laser Procedure, called HeLP®, is biolitec’s innovation for painless therapy of hemorrhoids. The HeLP® Doppler probe selectively identifies the branches of the superior hemorrhoidal arteries above the dentate line whereas the special HeLP® handpiece photocoagulates and closes the superior hemorrhoidal arteries. It is an ambulatory approach and serves you with a fast outpatient procedure. It is surely the simplest among other techniques and does not comprise tissue removal, but only the closing of the artery, with no internal sutures or stitches. Using the HeLP® Kit with disposable guidance Doppler probes and selective laser energy delivered by fiber optic handpiece, the hemorrhoidal arteries above the hemorrhoidal cushions are identified and treated accordingly. The used 20 Mhz Doppler is ideally adapted in entry depth to the one of the 980 nm laser which is 4 – 5 mm. The Benefits of HeLP® Specially developed for simple and safe out-patient treatment of hemorrhoids Enables the use of a minimally invasive surgical procedure that is effective and precise Minimal side-effects and discomfort post treatment Faster post-operative recovery than surgical methods Anaesthesia or analgesia generally not required Excellent short- and long-term results Clinically proven, with high levels of patient acceptance and s

Purpose: The hemorrhoidal dearterialization with laser (HeLP) is a minimally invasive technique to treat symptomatic hemorrhoids. The aim of this multicenter study was to prospectively assess clinical results and patients' satisfaction in patients treated with HeLP, Methods: Indications for HeLP included patients with hemorrhoids resistant to medical therapy, with low grade of prolapse, Clinical efficacy was evaluated by comparing preoperative and postoperative clinical examination, frequency of symptoms and quality of life scoring, Intra- and postoperative morbidity was recorded, Potential predictive...