Editorial by the Editor-in-Chief

Dear readers,

For those interested in this issue, I recommend two original papers. The first one assessed the rationale for antibiotic therapy (clindamycin) in patients after anal fistula repairs. Despite the widely recognised theory on fistula formation as a result of bacterial crypt infection, reports on the type of bacterial pathogen involved in this process are sparse. The authors of the paper concluded that the variable sensitivity of bacteria to antimicrobials should be considered and antibiotic prophylaxis should be adjusted depending on the resistance developed to the subsequent antibiotics used. The second original work compares the outcomes of thermoablation and conventional hemorrhoidectomy in haemo

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