A New Approach for Rectal Prolapse: Perineal Proctectomy with TAMIS Rectopexy and Mesh Fixation

This edited video shows the authors' new approach for addressing rectal prolapse and trying to reduce recurrence by including a TAMIS rectopexy in the procedure to fix the proximal colon intra-abdominally. Two cases are shown, the second including a mesh repair. The video was presented at ESCP 2018 (Nice, France) and received an award for BEST VIDEO. It now too is associated with a text under submission for publication in the journal Colorectal Disease. Click Subscribe to this channel for the most up to date content. Authors: Corresponding Author: Sam Atallah, MD, FACS, FASCRS Vice Chair, Colorectal Surgery, AdventHealth Orlando Professor of Surgery, UCF College of Medicine Director of Colorectal Surgery, HCA, Oviedo Medical Center [email protected] 100 N. Dean Rd. Orlando, Florida, USA, 32825 407 212 9594 cell 407 212 9594 phone, office 407 384 7391 fax Marc Dakermandji, MD Department of Colorectal Surgery, AdvnetHealth Orlando 2501 N. Rollins Ave Orlando, Florida, USA, 32104 Sergio W. Larach, MD, FACS, FASCRS Associate Professor of Surgery, UCF College of Medicine 100 N. Dean Rd. Orlando, Florida, USA, 32825 407 212 9594 cell 407 212 9594 phone, office 407 384 7391 fax Video associated with Colorectal Disease Journal (published by Wiley and associated with the Association of Coloproctology Great Britain and Ireland (ACPGBI), European Society of Coloproctology (ESCP) and Spanish Society of Coloproctology (SSC). The videos on this channel are there for illustrative purposes only and the ideas, approaches and procedures shown in them are in no way recommended or endorsed by Colorectal Disease, its owner, editors or publisher.