SP10.1 Post operative complications and functional outcome after ventral mesh and suture rectopexy for rectal prolapse: a single centre observational study

Abstract Aims Laparoscopic ventral mesh rectopexy (LVMR) is a technique gaining more recognition for the management of pelvic floor disorders, such as external rectal prolapse (ERP), high grade internal (IRP) and rectocele. The aim this study was to evaluate post op complications (early, late mesh) functional outcomes after standardized LVMR. Methods All patients who underwent Rectopexy from February 2008 April 2021 were included into study. evaluated preoperatively, at 3 months 1 year postoperatively. Surgical complications, (mesh detachment, erosion infection) results in terms faecal incontinence, recurrence ODS analysed. Results 95 (88 – LVMR; 7 - suture Rectopexy) with mean age 68 female predominance 90 patients. 30 had 45 or intussusception, 20 both ERP IRP (Table 3). 53 preoperative MRI scan 15 proctogram. 4). 92 did not have any early complications. 13 postoperative including recurrent prolapse, stoma formation, migration incisional hernia. Mesh seen 2 whom non-absorbable stitches used. There no deaths documented. During follow up period, 12 patient developed symptoms ODS. Conclusion LVMR safe effective treatment prolapse. Careful selection, appropriate workup, meticulous surgical undoubtedly transforms outcomes.