Intestine and Lower Gastrointestinal Tract · 30 May 2024

Advantages of Dilip’s Transmucosal Internal Sphincterotomy for Fissure-in-Ano

Dilip’s Transmucosal Internal Sphincterotomy (TMIS) simplifies the lateral internal sphincterotomy (LIS) process, offering a less invasive and more precise method for treating fissure-in-ano. With a median operative time of 7 minutes, low post-operative pain, and minimal risk of complications, TMIS presents significant benefits over traditional LIS. The innovation provides a safer, more accessible option for surgeons, particularly beneficial for junior surgeons and improving patient outcomes.

Journal Article by Pathak DU in Dis Colon Rectum

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