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Complete rectal prolapse in adults: clinical and functional results of Delrome procedure combined with postanal repair.

Increased awareness of the functional abnormalities associated with rectal prolapse has resulted in the realization that appropriate surgery should not be directed only at a reduction of the prolapse. Faecal incontinence occurs in about 70% of cases, difficulty with evacuation of the rectum in 50% and constipation in up to 28%. The ideal surgical technique should therefore be based not only on the elements of simplicity, recurrence and complications but should also take into account the treatment or at least the alleviation of the functional abnormalities so commonly associated with rectal prolapse. 
 
The objective of this study is to develop techniques to correct anatomical abnormalities and improve the functional outcome of Delorme’s procedure by addition of postanal repair.