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Current practice and future perspectives in surgery for rectal prolapse

Validated guidelines for the surgical 
and non-surgical treatment of rectal 
prolapse (RP) do not exist. The aim of 
this international questionnaire survey 
was to provide an overview of the 
evaluation, follow-up and treatment 
of patients with an internal or external 
RP. 
The treatment of patients with a RP 
differs between surgeons, countries 
and regions. Guidelines for the treatment 
of patients with this disorder 
are lacking. Therefore, prospective 
comparative studies are warranted 
that may result in applicable guidelines 
worldwide.