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Festen S et al. – Both PPH and THD are safe treatments for grade III and IV haemorrhoids with acceptable complication rates and good short–term results. THD might be the preferred treatment because it carries the similar complication rate and short–term results, but results in less postoperative pain when compared with PPH. Moreover, it is a less invasive, more easily learned and less costly procedure.

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