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- •Dedication
- •Contributors
- •Foreword
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Technique
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications
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- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
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- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
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- •Surgery
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- •Surgery
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- •Surgery
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- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
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- •Surgery
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- •Surgery
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- •Introduction
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- •Surgery
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- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Surgery
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- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
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- •Introduction
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- •Surgery
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FIGURE20-11Anusafterprocedurecompleted
(anastomosisnotvisible),proneview.
Analternativetoahand-sewnanastomosisisthestapledtechnique.It
isessentialthatifthesurgeonplanstoperformastapledanastomosis,
theinitialrectalcircumferentialincisionshouldbeatleast2to3cm
abovethedentateline,asonewilllosesomedistallengthduetothe
anastomoticringbeingpartofthestapledanastomosis,andrisk
entrappingsomesphincterfibersinaverylowstapledanastomosis.After
theperinealrectosigmoidectomyiscomplete,apursestringsutureis
placedontheproximalmarginandtheanvilisplacedandsecured.A
secondpursestringisplacedalongthedistalrectalmarginandtheanvil
isattachedtothespikeofthestapler.Thecircularstapledanastomosisis
thencompletedwithcarebeingtakentoavoidthesphinctercomplexand
theposteriorvaginalwall.Althoughthestapledtechniquemaybefaster,
thereisoftenasizediscrepancybetweenthesigmoidanddistalrectal
resectionmargins,andsometimesahand-sewntechniquebetter
reapproximatestheanastomoticlines.Thechoiceoftechniqueshouldbe
lefttothesurgeon’spreference.Regardlessoftheanastomotictechnique,
indocyaninegreenperfusionassessmentmaybeutilizedtoverify
vascularitypriortoand/oraftercreatingtheanastomosis.

POSTOPERATIVECARE
Patientsshouldbeadmittedtohospitalfollowingaperineal
rectosigmoidectomy.Lengthofstayisusuallyoneortwonights.Early
ambulationandfeedingshouldbeencouraged,aswellasother
componentsofenhancedrecoveryaftersurgeryguidelines.Vitalsign
monitoringandpainassessmentsshouldberegularlycompleted.
Constipationshouldbeavoidedsoasnottodisrupttheanastomosisby
thetraumaoflargehardstool.Patientstendtohavelittlepain,andare
veryoftenabletobedischargedfromthehospitalusingacetaminophen
only.Somedo,however,requirestrongeranalgesicsforashortperiodof
time.Patientexpectationsshouldbeoutlinedbythesurgeon,especially
withrespecttoshort-termincontinence.Sphincter-strengthening
exercisesshouldbeconsideredandencouraged.Afollow-upoutpatient
appointmentshouldbescheduledforaphysicalexamination,
considerationofdirectmucosalvisualizationwithananoscopeor
sigmoidoscope,andassessmentofsphinctertonewithdigitalrectal
examination.Theauthordoesnotroutinelyscopepatients
postoperativelybutratherassessestheanastomoticintegrityand
sphinctertonethroughdigitalrectalexamination.
Patientsmustbecounseledregardingtheworrisomesignsoffever,
impaction,pelvicorrectalpain,andfoulrectaldischarge.Thesesignsof
pelvicsepsisandleakmustnotbeunderstatedandshouldbeinvestigated
emergently.

COMPLICATIONS
Postoperativebleedingisaconcernafterperinealrectosigmoidectomy
andmayinitiallybedifficulttodiagnosebecausetheremaybenoobvious
rectalbleeding.Ifthereisbleedingfromthemesorectuminthe
postoperativeperiod,thismaymanifestasonlyvaguepelvicpainbecause
thepatientisbleedingintra-abdominally.Serialcompletebloodcounts
maybehelpfultomakethediagnosis,aswouldearlypostoperative
hemodynamicinstability.Ifpostoperativehemorrhageissuspected,the
patientshouldreturntotheoperatingroomforexplorationandpriorto
takingdowntheanastomosis,adiagnosticlaparoscopyshouldbe
consideredfortransabdominalcontrol.Ifslowbleedingissuspectedbut
thepatientisstable,onecouldconsiderjudiciousbloodtransfusionwith
closemonitoringintheeventofatamponadedhematoma.Any
coagulopathyshouldalsobecorrected.
Asmentionedearlier,anastomoticleakandpelvicsepsisplacethe
patientatriskofseriousmorbidityandpotentialmortality.Agentle
digitalexaminationbyanexperiencedsurgeonmaybehelpfulto
documentadefectintheanastomosis.Othersignssuchaspelvicpain,
feverandleukocytosisaddtosuspicion.Anearlyanastomoticdehiscence
maybetreatedwithatransanalapproachtorepairtheanastomosis,with
theself-retainingretractorusedforvisualization.Acontrolledorsealed
leakmaybetreatedwithatransabdominalortransrectaldrainwiththe
assistanceofinterventionalradiology.Diversionwithastomaisnot
routinelyperformedduringaroutineperinealrectosigmoidectomy,but
maybeneededintheeventofasmallbutclinicallysignificantleak.
Anastomoticleakordehiscencerequiringlaparotomyandacomplete
takedownanddiversionhavebeendocumentedbuttheincidenceofthis
appearstobequiteuncommon.
Ischemiaofthesigmoidcolonisalsorare,butshouldbeconsideredif
thepatientisnotrecoveringasexpected.Commonsignsarebloodyor
graydischargealongwithpelvicorperinealorrectalpain.Foulsmelling
dischargeorflatusisoftenthesentinelsign.Occasionally,thediagnosis
maybemadebysimplyeffacingtheanus,giventhatthesepatientsoften
haverelativelypoorsphinctercontrol,oralternativelyperforminga
gentleflexiblesigmoidoscopybyanexperiencedsurgeon,takingcarenot
todisrupttheanastomosis.Mildischemiamaybeoccasionallymonitored
forresolutionwithserialphysicalexaminationsinendoscopyinthe
hospital.However,moderatetosevereischemiaofthesigmoidcolon
shouldbetakenseriouslyandthereshouldbealowthresholdfor
bringingthepatienttotheoperatingroomforsigmoidresection,likely
withacolostomyormoreuncommonlyaredoanastomosis.Extreme

cautionshouldbeundertakenintraoperativelyduringaperineal
rectosigmoidectomytoensurethattheanastomosisisnotundertension
andthatdivisionofthemesorectumisonlyundertakenatthelevelof
rectaldissectionandnohigher.Itisquiteeasytocontinuewiththe
divisionofthemesorectumwithoutbeingcognizantoftheproposedlevel
ofproximaltransectionandthismustbeavoidedatallcosts.
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Recurrenceafterperinealrectosigmoidectomyremainsaconcern.
Certainly,withanysurgicalapproachtorectalprolapserepair,thereisan
associatedriskofrecurrence.Thismanifestsasasimilarsensationofa
transanalbulgingespeciallywithstraining.Anecdotally,itseemsthat
patient-directedsphincter-strengtheningexercisesseemtohelp,andall
patientsshouldbecounseledthattheyshouldavoidstrainingwithbowel
movementsandpreventconstipation,especiallyintheearly
postoperativeperiod.Recurrentrectalprolapsemaybetreatedwith
eitheraredoperinealrectosigmoidectomywithlevatorplastyorpossibly
atransabdominalrectopexy.Aresectionwithrectopexyinmostcases
shouldbeavoided,asdivisionofthebranchesofthemesentericartery
duringresectionmayplacethepelviccolonleadingdowntothecolorectal
anastomosisatriskofsegmentalischemia.

RESULTS
WhenMilesfirstdescribedthisapproachintheEnglishliteraturein
1933,hecoinedthetermrectosigmoidectomy.Hisdescriptionof31
patients,including24females,hadgoodresultswithlowmorbidityand
onlyonerecurrence.AltemeierandCulbertsonreportedtheirseriesof
106patientsin1971,andtheirlargevolumeofexperienceatthetimelead
totheeponymousnamingoftheprocedureafterAltemeier.Theirresults
showedthatperinealrectosigmoidectomywassafeandverywell
toleratedwithalowriskofabscessorleak.Itshouldbenotedthattheir
patientstendedtobeelderly,inkeepingwiththepresent-daypopulation
commonlyundergoingperinealrectosigmoidectomyforprolapserepair,
andthatonlythreepatients(2.8%)developedrecurrentrectalprolapse.
Theychampionedtheprocedureforelderlyandfrailpatients,andnoted
itssuccessevenafterpreviousrepairshadfailed.
Recurrenceafterrectalprolpaserepairhastraditionallybeenofalarge
concern,especiallyforperinealapproaches.Therecurrenceratesin
publishedretrospectivereviewsvary,butappeartobearound10%,
takingintoaccounttheaveragesofthelargerreviews.A2017systematic
reviewbyWexnerandcolleaguesof39studiesofperinealoperationsfor
rectalprolapsefoundthattheoverallrecurrenceratewas16.6%,andthe
medianrecurrenceratefortheAltemeierprocedurewas11%.Therewas
heterogeneitybetweenstudies,andsocomparativeoutcomesbetween
perinealapproachescouldnotbeassessed.Ithasbeenwelldocumented
intheseandothersmallretrospectivecohortstudiesthatperineal
rectosigmoidectomyissafe,eveninelderlyandfrailpatients.Low
morbidityandmortalitymakethisprocedureespeciallyappealing.
Recurrencedoesnotseemtovarymuchwhencomparingelderlyversus
youngerpatients.
Whencounselingpatientsindecidingbetweenabdominalrepairand
perinealrectosigmoidectomy,ithasbeentrulydifficulttogivehistorically
comparativedata.ArecentlyupdatedCochranedatabasereviewfound
thateventhoughtherearesomerandomizedtrialsstudyingrectal
prolapse,onlyonecomparedabdominalandperinealapproaches,and
mostothertrialsinvolvedsmallnumbersofpatients.Thereissignificant
heterogeneitybetweentrialsofrectalprolapserepairs,andthus,the
authorsoftheCochraneupdateconcludedthatthereisstillapaucityof
datatoallowforcomparisonbetweenapproachesorstrongevidencebasedpatientguidancewhenchoosingamongsurgicalapproaches.
RicciardiandcolleaguesexaminedinpatientdatafromCaliforniaduring
a36-monthperiodandfoundthatreoperationratesforrectalprolapse
(largelyduetorecurrence)werenotstatisticallydifferentwhen

comparingabdominalorperinealrepairs.Therecurrenceinterval,
extrapolatedfromtimetoreoperation,doesnotseemtodifferbetween
abdominalorperinealapproacheseither.Thelong-awaitedPROSPER
trialwaspublishedin2013.Thisrandomizedtrialcomparedabdominal
andperinealsurgicalapproaches,andalsocomparedintraapproach
differences,namely,suturerectopexyversusresectionandrectopexy,and
perinealrectosigmoidectomyversusDelorme.Itshouldbenotedthat
somepatientsdidchoosetohaveaspecificapproachorprocedure,ifthey
hadadefinitepreference,andsothetreatmentarmallocationswerenot
anentirelyrandomizedprocess.Overall,therewasnosignificant
differenceinrecurrenceratesbetweentransabdominalandtransanal
approaches,althoughtherecurrenceratesweresurprisinglyhigherthan
thoseinstudiespreviouslypublished,around20%.
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ThechoicebetweenperinealrectosigmoidectomyandDelorme
proceduresislargelybasedonthesurgeon’spreference,although
certainlyashortsegmentofprolapseismoreamenabletomucosal
resectiononly,versusalong-segmentprolapse.ThePROSPERtrial
compared213patientsrandomizedwiththosewhohadundergone
perinealprolapserepair,andfoundnosignificantdifferenceinprolapse
recurrencebetweenthetwoapproaches.Inaddition,improvementinthe
qualityoflifeandotheroutcomesseemedsimilarbetweenperineal
rectosigmoidectomyandDelorme.Aretrospectivereviewofacontinuous
cohortofpatientsattheClevelandClinic,Florida,foundthatperineal
rectosigmoidectomywithlevatorplastywassuperiortoDelormeand
perinealrectosigmoidectomyproceduresinvariousoutcomes,including
prolapserecurrenceandincontinencescores.Althoughtheseandother
earlierstudiessuggestedarelativelyhigherrecurrencerateforthe
Delormeprocedure,thePROSPERtrialforcesonetoreconsiderthis
paradigm.ThereislikelystillaroleforDelormeinrectalprolapse,
especiallyforshort-segmentprolapseorinverymorbidpatients.
Theadditionofalevatorplastytoaperinealrectosigmoidectomywould
intuitivelyimprovepelvicfloorstrengthandcontinencepotentially,once
theprolapseisremoved.Therearenorandomizedtrialstodocumenta
significantbenefit;however,therearesomeresultsintheliteratureto
guidepractice.Wexnerandcolleaguesfoundinaretrospectivereview
thatperinealrectosigmoidectomywithlevatorplastywassuperiorto
rectosigmoidectomyaloneorDelormeprocedure.Incontrast,another
retrospectivereviewof60patients,amongwhom21hadaconcomitant
levatorplasty,foundnosignificantdifferenceinrecurrencebetween
groups.Manyothertrialsincludedpatientswhounderwentlevatorplasty

atthetimeofrepairandfoundthatoutcomesweregoodwithimproved
continenceandacceptablerecurrencerates,butdidnotdirectlyassess
theimpactoflevatorplasty.Moredataareneededtomakeadefinitive
statementontheroleoflevatorplasty,butitcertainlydoesnotseemtobe
harmfuloraddtotheperioperativerisksintheseretrospectivereviews.
Similartothedataonlevatorplasty,theroleofacolonicJpouchover
straightanastomosisinaperinealrectosigmoidectomyisnotabundant.
Therearenodetailedreportsofitsbenefitintheperineal
rectosigmoidectomypatientpopulationinspecific.Inpatients
undergoingabdominalproctectomywithlowrectalanastomosis,
randomizedstudieshavefoundthattheadditionofacolonicreservoir
(colonicJpouchorcoloplasty)improvedbowelfunctionbyreducing
symptomsoffrequencyandurgency,withcontinuedimprovement
observedevenoverayearpostoperatively.Thepotentialbenefitmaybe
extrapolatedtotheperinealrectosigmoidectomypatientpopulation.Two
smallreportsdocumentedgoodfunctionwithaconcomitantcolonicJ
pouchandperinealrectosigmoidectomy,inparticularinthesettingofan
extensivecolorectalprolapseexcision.Apouchreservoirshouldbe
considered,thoughisnotnecessary,asanoptionforpatientswith
enoughlengthtopermititsformationaspartofaperineal
rectosigmoidectomy.

CONCLUSIONS
Perinealrectosigmoidectomyisaneffectiveanddurableoptionfor
patientswithfull-thicknessrectalprolapse.Thedecisionbetween
abdominalandperinealsurgicalapproachestorectalprolapserepair
shouldlargelybelefttoapatient’spreferenceandconsiderationof
patient’shealthstatus.Perinealrectosigmoidectomyoffersarelatively
noninvasiveapproachtosurgicalrepairandisassociatedwitharelatively
shortrecoveryperiodandcertainlyminimalpostoperativepain.Itisan
especiallygoodoptionforelderlypatientsorthoseathigherperioperative
risk.
Thekeystepsofaperinealrectosigmoidectomy,asoutlinedinthis
chapter,shouldbewellstudiedbytheoperatingsurgeon,toavoid
unnecessarymorbiditytothepatient.Injurytootherstructuresor
bleedingcanoccur,andrecurrenceremainsaconcernafterperineal
rectosigmoidectomy.Theadditionofalevatorplastytoaperineal
rectosigmoidectomyshouldbeconsideredinmostpatients,especially
thosewithfecalincontinenceandaweakpelvicfloor.AcolonicJpouch
shouldalsobepreoperativelydiscussedwiththepatientbecauseitaddsa
reservoirandmayimproveearlypostoperativefunction.Withtheadvent
ofimprovedstaplingtechniques,theapproachtotheanastomosismay
changeinthefuture,butatthistimethehand-sewnsuturetechnique
remainsthemostcommonandacceptedanastomotictechnique.Withall
thesesurgicalfactorsconsidered,aperinealrectosigmoidectomyshould
bestronglyconsideredinmanypatientswithfull-thicknessrectal
prolapse,andmayindeedbethepreferredapproachinmany
circumstances.

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