Subcutaneous internal lateral sphincterotomy (SILS) versus nitroglycerine ointment in anal fissure: a prospective study. [electronic resource]

By:

Rather, Shiraz Ahmad

Contributor(s):

Dar, Tanveer Iqbal
Malik, Aijaz Ahmad
Rather, Aijaz Ahmad
Khan, Asima
Parray, Fazal Q
Wani, Rauf Ahmad

Producer: 20100511Description: 248-51 p. digitalISSN:

1743-9159

Subject(s):

Adult
Anal Canal -- surgery
Female
Fissure in Ano -- drug therapy
Humans
Male
Nitroglycerin -- administration & dosage
Ointments
Patient Compliance
Postoperative Complications
Vasodilator Agents -- administration & dosage

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In: International journal of surgery (London, England) vol. 8

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Subcutaneous internal lateral sphincterotomy (SILS) versus nitroglycerine ointment in anal fissure: a prospective study.

APA

Rather S. A., Dar T. I., Malik A. A., Rather A. A., Khan A., Parray F. Q. & Wani R. A. (20100511). Subcutaneous internal lateral sphincterotomy (SILS) versus nitroglycerine ointment in anal fissure: a prospective study. : International journal of surgery (London, England).

Chicago

Rather Shiraz Ahmad, Dar Tanveer Iqbal, Malik Aijaz Ahmad, Rather Aijaz Ahmad, Khan Asima, Parray Fazal Q and Wani Rauf Ahmad. 20100511. Subcutaneous internal lateral sphincterotomy (SILS) versus nitroglycerine ointment in anal fissure: a prospective study. : International journal of surgery (London, England).

Harvard

Rather S. A., Dar T. I., Malik A. A., Rather A. A., Khan A., Parray F. Q. and Wani R. A. (20100511). Subcutaneous internal lateral sphincterotomy (SILS) versus nitroglycerine ointment in anal fissure: a prospective study. : International journal of surgery (London, England).

MLA

Rather Shiraz Ahmad, Dar Tanveer Iqbal, Malik Aijaz Ahmad, Rather Aijaz Ahmad, Khan Asima, Parray Fazal Q and Wani Rauf Ahmad. Subcutaneous internal lateral sphincterotomy (SILS) versus nitroglycerine ointment in anal fissure: a prospective study. : International journal of surgery (London, England). 20100511.

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