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For physicians

An office-based hemorrhoid procedure designed for the practicing surgeon.

Thermal submucosal hemorrhoidopexy targets the artery feeding the hemorrhoid. Developed by Drs. Francesco Sias and Luca Milone, with published 5-year follow-up data.*

Clinical studies

The evidence base

Published case series

Sias F, Milone L (2025), "Thermal Submucosal Hemorrhoidopexy," J Surg 10:11513. Single-center retrospective series, 248 patients, Grade II to III internal hemorrhoids, 5-year follow-up.

IRB pipeline

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Comparison data

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Mechanism of action
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Thermora targets the artery feeding the hemorrhoid.

Thermora delivers thermal energy to the blood supply artery above the hemorrhoid. No tissue is cut. The hemorrhoid resolves in the days that follow.

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Training, support, and resources

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REVIEW: onboarding details pending from Meribel medical team.

Refer a patient

Thermora accepts referrals for adults with symptomatic Grade II to III internal hemorrhoids that have not resolved with conservative management. Our team coordinates the consultation and reports back to your practice. Surgeon inquiries route to a dedicated clinical inbox, separate from patient intake.

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Contact a Thermora clinical team member

Questions about the device, the data, or offering Thermora to your patients? Reach the clinical team directly.

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