
A minimally invasive system for haemorrhoids. For every grade.
THE PROCEDURE
Motor guidance
Doppler detects artery. Anoscope guides needle.
One procedure, two phases
The same anoscope guides ligation and mucopexy.
Item by item
Up to six arterial branches ligated, averaging three sites of mucopexy.
THE INSTRUMENTS
THD Revolution
Doppler console & light source. A clear tone signals the ligation point.
THE INSTRUMENTS
THD Slide
Atraumatic elliptical anoscope. Equipped with a sliding operating window.

SUTURING
THD Block
Constant tension
Minimally invasive, non-excisional approach
No tissue excision nor energy system; only absorbable suture. Procedure under direct vision with accurate artery selection. Excellent outcomes, few complications and rapid recovery.
Rapid and simple
Ligation, combined with THD Anolift, treats all grades of haemorrhoidal disease. THD Block sutures for mucopexy are short, self-locking and barbed, require no knot and are easier to manage.
Restores the patient's anatomy.
THD Anolift restores vascular status reducing flow in the superior rectal artery branches via ligation and anatomy by lifting collapsed tissues during mucopexy.
PHASE 1
Ligation
Doppler-guided
Doppler-guided ligation of superior rectal artery branches

THE PROOF
Ligation acts on vessels. Data confirms this.
In hemorrhoidal patients mean arterial flow is significantly elevated
PHASE 2
Mucopexy
Anolift®
Repositioning prolapsed tissues under direct visualization
ETIOLOGY
Prolapse origin point
Arterial pressure and connective dysgenesis: dual factors, single prolapse
Connective tissues
Vessels
Submucosal nerve fibers
9-year-old child
Connective tissues
Vessels
Laxity of submucosal connective
70-year-old male
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