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- •Dedication
- •Contributors
- •Foreword
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Technique
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Anatomy
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications

dangerousandlife-threateningconditionifleftuntreated.Therectum
maynotbeviableandrequireresection,andtheperineal
rectosigmoidectomyoffersamuchsaferandfasteroptionfor
proctectomythanreductionandemergenttransabdominalproctectomy.
Inaddition,perinealrectosigmoidectomymaybetheonlysurgical
option,iftherectalprolapseremainsincarcerateddespitesedationand
attemptedreduction.Aperinealrectosigmoidectomyinthisuncommon
situationmaybethesafestsurgicaloption.Theopportunitytoavoidan
emergenttransabdominalpelvicdissectioncannotbeoverestimatedin
importancefortheseillpatients.
Patientswithrectalprolapsemaysufferassociatedconstipationand
straining,orincontinence.Forthosewhohaveassociatedincontinence
andaweakpelvicfloorandpoorsphinctertoneonphysicalexamination,
theadditionofalevatorplastytoaperinealrectosigmoidectomyshould
beconsidered.TheDelormeprolapserepairdoesnotallowfor
levatorplastybecausethereisnoaccesstothelevatorsandtherefore
incontinenceisagainarelativeindicationforafullthicknessperineal
repairofrectalprolapse.Incontrast,strainingandconstipationdominantsymptomsarenotaloneanindicationforatransabdominal
resectionrectopexy,giventhataresectionisalsoachievedthrougha
perinealrectosigmoidectomy,thoughanabdominalapproachshould
certainlybeconsideredagainstaperinealapproachinthissubsetof
patientswithrectalprolapse.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Rectalprolapseiscommonlyconfusedbytheinexperiencedclinicianfor
manyotheranorectalconditions,includingprolapsinginternal
hemorrhoids,externalhemorrhoidsorskintags,andevenrectalandanal
cancers.Assuch,itisessentialthatafull-thicknessrectalprolapsewith
concentricringsofmucosaprogressingalongthelengthofthebowelbe
personallydocumentedbythesurgeononphysicalexaminationbefore
embarkingonrepair.Thisisbestdonewiththepatientintheupright
sittingpositiononacommodeortoilet,leaningforwardtoexposethe
rectalprolapsetotheexaminer.Strainingintheleftlateraldecubitus
positionisdifficultandoftenineffectivetoreproducetherectalprolapse,
potentiallyleadingtoamisseddiagnosis.Acolonoscopyoratleasta
flexiblesigmoidoscopyshouldbeperformedinallpatientstodocument
thattherearenootherpathologiesintherectumoranymoreproximal
lesionsthatneedtobedealtwithconcurrentlyorbeforerectalprolapse
repair.Colorectalcancerscreeningshouldbeup-to-datebefore
proceedingwithaperinealrectosigmoidectomy.Pelvicfloortestingisnot
generallyneededinthemanagementofrectalprolapse;however,anal
sphinctertoneshouldbedocumentedonphysicalexamination.Thisstep
isimportanttohelpguidethepotentialroleforlevatorplastyatthetime
ofprolapserepair,andalsotocounselpatientsonexpectationsinthe
earlypostoperativeperiod.Thatistosay,incontinencemaytaketimeto
improveafterthechronicstretchingtraumaoftheprolapsingrectumon
theanalsphincterisremoved.Therectummayhave,inessence,been
actingasa“plug.”Defecographyshouldbeconsideredinthosepatients
withaconvincingsubjectivehistoryofrectalprolapse,butinwhoma
prolapsecannotbedocumentedonphysicalexamination,evenwith
strainingonthecommode.Ifaprolapseisvisible,however,during
physicalexamination,defecographyisnotanecessarypartof
preoperativeplanning.
Medicaloptimizationtowardnormalbodyhabitus,smokingcessation,
gooddiabeticcontrol,andotherendpointsshouldbepursuedbeforethe
surgery.Unlessincarcerated,repairofrectalprolapseisanelective
procedureandallcareshouldbetakentoimprovetheperformancestatus
ofpatientsbeforeembarkingonsurgicalrepair.Whenoneconsidersa
perinealrectosigmoidectomy,thepatientsareoftenelderlyand
somewhatfrail,andtheendpointsofoptimizationmaybelimited.
Nonetheless,appropriateconsultationsshouldbesoughttooptimizethe
patient’sstatus.Medicalclearanceshouldbeperformed.Preoperative
bloodworkandcardiacinvestigationsshouldbedirectedbythepatient’s
medicalhistoryandorderedasneeded.Consultationwithanesthesiacan

bequitehelpfultoguideanestheticplanning.Inspecific,inanelderlyor
frailpatient,alternativesoradjunctstoageneralanestheticshouldbe
considered,includingspinalorepiduralanesthesia.Thesemayaugment
thenecessarydepthofananestheticorallowforthecompleteavoidance
ofdeepsedation.Asaperinealrectosigmoidectomymaybedoneinthe
lithotomyorpronepositions,anestheticconcernsmustplayaroleinthe
decisionofappropriatepatientpositioning.

SURGERY
Onthedayofsurgery,thepatientshouldhavereceivedeitherenemasto
cleartherectumoramechanicalbowelpreparation.Theauthorprefers
toutilizepreoperativeenemastoavoidthenuisanceofamechanical
bowelpreparationintheseoftenelderlypatientsandthediscomfort
associatedwithrectalprolapseduringmultipleandfrequentbowel
movements.Preoperativeantibioticscoveringgram-negativeandaerobic
bacteriashouldbeadministeredpriortobeginningtheprocedure,as
shouldprophylacticsubcutaneousinjectionforvenousthromboembolism
prophylaxis,inaccordancewiththelocalhospitalguidelines.
Thepatientshouldbeplacedineitherthelithotomyorpronejackknife
position.Theauthor’spreferenceisthepronepositionforoptimal
visualizationandsurgeonergonomics;however,thisdecisionismadein
conjunctionwithanesthesiaregardingtheplannedanestheticandpatient
healthfactors.Keypositioningconsiderationsforthelithotomy
positioningincludebringingthepatient’sperineumquitelowbeyondthe
edgeofthetable,ensuringthatthekneesandhipsareplacedat
appropriateanglesinstirrupsandraisingthelegstogainaccesstothe
perineum.Intheproneposition,thepatient’shipsshouldbeovera
bolsterorpillows,thetableshouldbeplacedinthejackknifepositionto
elevateandangletheoperativefield,andthebuttockstapedapart.Arms
andshouldersshouldofcoursebeappropriatelypaddedaswell.Figures
20-1and20-2demonstratethepronejackknifeandlithotomy
positioning,respectively.

FIGURE20-1Patientpositioning,pronejack-knife
position.
FIGURE20-2Patientpositioning,lithotomy.
Aftertheperineumispreppedanddrapedaccordingly,therectum
shouldbemanuallyprolapsedwiththehelpofgraspersifnecessary(Figs.
20-3and20-4).Foratraditionalhand-sewnperineal
rectosigmoidectomy,theinitialcircumferentialrectalmucosalincision
shouldbemarkedatleast1cmproximaltothedentatelinetofacilitate
reanastomosis(Fig.20-5).Thisshouldbedonewithelectrocautery.The
circumferentialincisionshouldthenbedeepened,incisingthefull
thicknessofthedistalrectalresectionmargin.Aselfretainingretractor
suchastheLoneStar®retractor(CooperSurgical,Trumbull,CT)should
beplacedforvisualization.Oncefullthicknessisincised,theglistening
serosaoftheinnerlayerofrectumorsigmoidshouldbevisualized,
indicatingthatindeedafullthicknesscircumferentialdistalrectal
incisionhasbeenmade.Graspersshouldbeplacedontherectumto
facilitategentletraction.Usingeitherahand-heldenergydeviceor
clampsandties,themesorectumshouldbedividedcircumferentiallyat
thelevelofdissection(Fig.20-6).Eventually,thevisceralperitoneum
overlyingthemoreproximalrectumshouldbeencounteredanddivided,
togainentryintotheperitonealcavity.Thisiseasiestdoneeither
posteriorlyoranteriorlyinanolderfemalewithadeepPouchofDouglas.
Caremustbetakentobesurethattheposteriorwallofthevaginaisnot
breached,whichcanbeeasilydoneinawomanwithadeepcul-de-sacor
thinrectovaginalseptum.Placinganindexfingerinthevaginafor
localizationduringtheanteriordissectionishelpfulandcanbedoneby

theoperatingsurgeonorassistant.Posteriorly,themesorectumshouldbe
releasedsequentiallyfromdistaltoproximal,dividedatthelevelof
prolapsedrectum,butnohigher.Therectumandsigmoidcolonshould
bepulledtransanallyandcarefullydissecteduntilsometensionis
encountered(Fig.20-7).Onceitisclearthatthereistensionpresentand
nofurtherredundantbowelcanberemoved,theproximalresection
marginshouldbechosenattheleveloftheanalverge.
FIGURE20-3Rectalprolapse,lithotomyview.
FIGURE20-4ProductionofrectalprolapsewithBabcock
clamps,proneview.

FIGURE20-5Circumferentialincision1cmproximalto
dentatelineandplacementofretractor,proneview.
FIGURE20-6Divisionofmesorectum,proneview.

FIGURE20-7Rectumfreecircumferentiallywithentry
intoperitonealcavity,proneview.
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Atthispoint,priortoatransectingthebowel,alevatorplastyshouldbe
considered.Ananteriororposteriorlevatorplastycanbeperformed,
althoughtheposteriorapproachispreferred.Levatorplastyisperformed
byidentifyingtheV-shapedlevatormusclesoneithersidelateraltothe
rectum.Theymaysometimesbedifficulttovisualizeandgraspifthe
levatorplastymusclesareattenuatedinanolderfemalewithpelvicfloor
weakness.Tofacilitateidentificationofthelevators,retractorsmustbe
placedtoelevatetherectumanteriorlyandmedically,andthesphincter
musclesretractedlaterallytovisualizethelevatorsabovethesphincters.
ThelevatorsshouldbegraspedwithaclampsuchasaBabcockorAllis
andapproximatedtowardthemidline.Suturesshouldbethenbeplaced.
Permanentorslowlyabsorbablesutureshouldbeused,andtheauthor’s
preferenceisapolydioxanonesuture.Simpleinterruptedorfigure-ofeightsuturesshouldbeplacedtoapproximatethelevatorsinthe
posteriormidline(Fig.20-8).Caremustbetakennottotightenthespace
toomuch,placingthepatientatriskofanaloutletobstruction.Gently
placingafingerbetweenthelevatorrepairandtherectumwithease
shouldsignalasnugbutnotoverlytightrepair.

FIGURE20-8Placementofsuturesforlevatorplasty,
lithotomyview.
ConsiderationofacolonicJpouchshouldthenbemadepriorto
resectingthebowel.AcolonicJpouchhastheaddedbenefitof
postoperativelysimulatingareservoirintheproctectomypopulation,in
theabsenceofanativerectum.ToformacolonicJpouch,therectumand
sigmoidshouldbedeliveredtransanally.Theresectionmarginshouldbe
chosentopermittheformationofa6to8cmlongcolonicpouch,using
thesigmoidorleftcolon.Thebowelshouldbetransectedwithalinear
cuttingstapler.Itshouldthenbefoldedbackalongitsantimesenteric
ordertofashionthecolonicpouch.Acolotomyshouldbemadewith
scissorsorelectrocauteryandthepouchshouldbeformedwithalinear
cuttingstapleralongtheantimesentericborder.Staysuturesmaybe
placedtofacilitatethis.Caremustbetakentoaccommodateforthe
lengthofthepouchwhenchoosingthetransectionmargin,soastoavoid
endingupwithananastomosisundertension.Iftheproximalrectumor
distalsigmoidiscapacious,onemaychoosenottoperformaJpouch,
andratherperformanend-to-endanastomosis.
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Ahand-sewncolorectalanastomosisisperformedusingdissolvable
sutures,suchasVicryl.Tostart,fourstaysuturesareplacedanteriorly,
posteriorly,andlaterally,seeFigure20-9.Interveninginterrupted
suturesarethenplacedtocompletetheanastomosis(Figs.20-10and20-
11).

FIGURE20-9Four-quadrantstaysuturesofcolorectal
anastomosis,proneview.
FIGURE20-10Completedhand-sewnanastomosis,
proneview.
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