Rectal Mucosal Advancement Techniques are surgical methods used to treat complex anorectal conditions, such as high fistulas or rectal defects. These techniques involve advancing healthy rectal tissue to cover and repair the affected area.

The procedure begins with excision or cleaning of the diseased tissue. A flap of healthy mucosal tissue is then mobilized and sutured over the defect to promote healing. This method preserves the surrounding structures and minimizes the risk of recurrence.

Recovery includes pain management, maintaining hygiene, and avoiding activities that strain the surgical site. Patients are advised to follow a high-fiber diet to support smooth bowel movements during the healing process.

Rectal mucosal advancement techniques benefit patients by providing effective treatment for challenging anorectal conditions. This approach ensures durable results and restores function with minimal complications.