Abstract
Recently, we were going through one of the very interesting articles published in Indian Journal of Surgery, titled “Comparative study of hemorrhoidectomy and rubber band ligation in treatment of second and third degree hemorrhoids in Kashmir” by Gagloo et al. [1]. In our routine academic review of reputed journal articles, we found it very promising as the incidence of hemorrhoid patients comprises a significant portion of OPD and IPD. This article drew our attention because of its simple study design and thorough review of literature. Though there were minor flaws without which this study would have been more impressive. Like,
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