The Australian and New Zealand journal of surgery · 1972
Thiersch's Operation1.
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Wilson Edward
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UNLABELLED: In the past 21 years Thiersch's operation has been revived and has earned a small but definite place among the operations now in use.
SUMMARY: Thirsch's operation is the least disturbing procedure available for the treatment of complete rectal prolapse, and may be carried out no matter how poor the general condition of the patient. Despite the results in this series of 32 cases, it is my belief that Thiersch's operation (using a wide ring of braided stainless steel wire placed deeply in the perianal tissues) deserves a place in at least the poor-risk case with a small but complete rectal prolapse.
SUMMARY: Thirsch's operation is the least disturbing procedure available for the treatment of complete rectal prolapse, and may be carried out no matter how poor the general condition of the patient. Despite the results in this series of 32 cases, it is my belief that Thiersch's operation (using a wide ring of braided stainless steel wire placed deeply in the perianal tissues) deserves a place in at least the poor-risk case with a small but complete rectal prolapse.