HOLT, Justice.
Appellants contend that there is no substantial evidence to support the Workmen's Compensation Commission's finding, and the circuit court's affirmance, that a hemorrhoidectomy was necessitated by the appellee's on-the-job injury. Appellants argue that the appellee was restored to his pre-injury condition by an incision and drainage of the thrombosed hemorrhoid and, therefore, the expense of the elective hemorrhoidectomy and additional benefits are...
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