Management of Rectal Prolapse

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Flashcards covering the management of partial and complete thickness rectal prolapse including perineal and abdominal surgical procedures.

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What is the recommended management for a first episode of partial thickness prolapse?

Digital repositioning

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What are the management options for recurrent partial thickness prolapse?

Thiersch wiring and sclerotherapy

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What are the characteristics of perineal procedures for complete thickness prolapse?

They are easy to perform and have less complications, but have a high recurrence rate.

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What are the characteristics of abdominal procedures for complete thickness prolapse?

They are difficult to perform and have increased complications, but have the least recurrence rate.

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Which perineal procedures are used for complete thickness prolapse?

  1. Thiersch repair (purse string sutures)
  2. Delorme's repair (plication of prolapse)
  3. Altemeier (perineal rectosigmoidectomy)
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What technique is used in a Thiersch repair for complete thickness prolapse?

Purse string sutures

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What is Delorme's repair for complete thickness prolapse?

Plication of prolapse

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What is the procedure name for Altemeier repair?

Perineal rectosigmoidectomy

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Which abdominal procedures are used for complete thickness prolapse?

  1. Ripstein rectopexy
  2. Well rectopexy
  3. Goldberg-Frykman (resection rectopexy)
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What type of procedure is Goldberg-Frykman for complete thickness prolapse?

Resection rectopexy