“…Finally, Sullivan et al [72] described a totally transrectal approach, with transverse and longitudinal plication of the rectal wall following stripping of the anterior rectal mucosa, a modification of Delon'ne's operation for complete rectal prolapse [73]. Variations include plicating the rectal wall in two directions [61,72,74,76,77], transversely only [30,35,59], longitudinally only [19], puborectalis plication through the rectum [30,72,74], or by imbrication of the rectal wall transversely without mucosal dissection [63,75]. Most techniques expose the inner circular muscle, as seen in Fig.…”