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Full-Thickness Resection (EFTR) vs. Submucosal Dissection (ESD): Choosing the Right Approach for Complex Endoscopic Resection

Endoscopy has revolutionized GI care, spotting tiny lesions, enabling biopsies and tissue removal without surgery. For deeper lesions, EFTR with FTRD and ESD offer advanced, transformative treatment worldwide.

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LIFT Technique: Transforming Lives of Anal Fistula Patients Worldwide

Patients suffering from complex or recurrent anal fistulas often feel they’ve run out of options. At Bumrungrad International Hospital, we offer renewed hope through the globally trusted LIFT technique, pioneered by Prof. Dr. Arun Rojanasakul.

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The Surgeon Behind the LIFT Technique for Anal Fistula: Prof. Dr. Arun Rojanasakul

For those suffering from recurrent or complex anal fistulas, the journey to healing can be long and discouraging. But hope has a name—Prof. Dr. Arun Rojanasakul, the world-renowned Thai colorectal surgeon who invented the revolutionary LIFT technique.

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Anal Fistulas: Causes, Treatments, and a Breakthrough Solution for Complex Cases

An anal fistula is a small tunnel that forms between the inside of the anal canal and the skin near the anus. While some fistulas are minor and easy to treat, others are serious and require specialized surgical care, especially complex anal fistulas.

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Get to Know Emeritus Professor Dr. Arun Rojanasakul,

Get to Know Emeritus Professor Dr. Arun Rojanasakul, Head of the Colorectal Surgery Center and Specialist in Colorectal Surgery.

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Complex Anal Fistula: A Distressing Condition That Affects Quality of Life

While most patients with anal fistulas can be cured with a single surgery, approximately 20% of patients may develop complex anal fistulas (recurrent anal fistulas), a challenging condition that requires specialized treatment.

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Colorectal Cancer: Are you at Risk?

Colorectal cancer is caused by the uncontrolled growth of cells in the colon or rectum. It may take years to develop, and at the early stage, there may only be an abnormal growth of tissues known as polyps. However, these polyps can then develop into cancer if left untreated or not removed. In some cases, people with colorectal cancer have no abnormal symptoms, so they do not know that they have cancer. That’s why a check-up is important to find the polyps before they turn into cancer, especially if you are at risk. But the question is, ARE YOU AT RISK? Let us find out in this session of Stay Healthy Doctor Talk. Dr. Navara Dusitanond, a specialist for Colorectal & General Surgery, shared his expertise on this topic.

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Say Goodbye to Hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids (aka piles) are quite common in adults over 20 years of age. This blog covers the symptoms, how it is diagnosed and treated as well how they can be prevented.

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Surgeries are not made all equal. Differences in colon cancer surgeries

If colon cancer surgery is required, there are a few options, but what are the pros and cons?

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