It was reported via journal article: "title: posterior sagittal approach for mesh rectopexy as a management of complete rectal in adults" author(s): yehia kosba &walid galal elshazly & walid abd el maksoud citation: int j colorectal dis (2010) 25:881¿886; doi 10.1007/s00384-010-0931-8.The aim of this study was to evaluate prospectively the functional outcome of posterior sagittal rectopexy with prolene mesh for rectal prolapse in young adults.Between jan2005 and feb2008, 32 patients (n=21 male and n=11 female; mean age of 36.7 years [ranging 28 to 45 years]) with complete rectal prolapse underwent posterior sagittal approach prolene mesh rectopexy.In the procedure the prolene mesh (t-form poly-proplene mesh) was sutured to the lateral and posterior aspects of the rectum, then fixing and suspending prolene sutures were passed in the back and lateral aspects of the sacrum then in the polypropylene mesh, and the seromuscular coat of the posterior and lateral surfaces of the rectum.Vicryl sutures were used in approximation of the levators and para-sagittal muscles of both sides.The skin incision was closed with closed suction drain.Postoperatively, complication included a single case of recurrence of prolapse (3.22%), which was managed by trans-abdominal resection rectopexy, and mucosal prolapse occurred in two patients (6.44%), which was managed by rubber band ligation.The findings indicate that posterior sagittal rectopexy with prolene mesh in young adults with rectal prolapse is an effective technique, with excellent functional results and without major morbidities.
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