Rectal Prolapse Repair in Geriatric Patients involves tailored surgical techniques to address prolapse while minimizing risks for elderly individuals. Age-related factors, such as comorbidities and reduced healing capacity, are carefully considered.

Surgical options include perineal approaches, like the Altemeier procedure, for less invasive corrections, or abdominal rectopexy for more durable results. Laparoscopic or robotic-assisted methods offer additional benefits, such as reduced recovery times and lower complication rates.

Postoperative care focuses on managing pain, preventing constipation, and supporting mobility to enhance recovery. Patients are closely monitored to ensure healing progresses smoothly and to address any complications promptly.

These specialized approaches benefit geriatric patients by providing effective and safe solutions for rectal prolapse. Tailored strategies ensure improved comfort, function, and quality of life.