Role of Multi Spiral C.T. in the Evaluation of Neck Masses Pushpender Gupta, Satish K. Bhargava, Gopesh Mehrotra, Vineeta Rathi

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The problem of complete rectal prolapse is formidable, with no clear predominant treatment of choice. Surgical management is aimed at restoring physiology by correcting the prolapse and improving continence and constipation with acceptable mortality and recurrence rates. Abdominal procedures are ideal for young fit patients, whereas perineal procedures are reserved for older frail patients with significant co morbidity. Laparoscopic procedures with their advantages of early recovery, less pain, and possibly lower morbidity are recently added options.