Morbidity of Rectal Prolapse Repair After Surgery for Anorectal Malformation
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What the experts said
A study examined 85 children treated for rectal prolapse after anorectal malformation surgery
Approximately 30% of children had recurrence of prolapse requiring another repair
Children without symptoms from prolapse at initial presentation were more likely to develop stricture later
Surgical repair of asymptomatic rectal prolapse may not be indicated because the treatment itself carries risks