Rectal Surgery Introduction

Rectal surgery is performed to treat diseases or conditions affecting the rectum, such as tumors, injuries, or chronic inflammation. It helps restore proper bowel function and reduce pain or bleeding caused by rectal disorders. The surgery aims to improve health by removing or repairing the problematic rectal tissue.

Step-by-Step Rectal Surgical Procedure

During rectal surgery, surgeons access the rectum either through the perineal region or the lower abdomen, depending on the condition being treated. The procedure uses precision tools such as retractors, staplers, and cautery devices to remove diseased tissue or repair the affected area. Nivda perineal drapes, laparotomy sheets, and reinforced surgical gowns create a sterile and protected field around the surgical site. These drapes prevent contamination, assist in proper fluid control, and help maintain clear visibility in deep pelvic operations. Nivda mayo covers and instrument table covers keep all tools sterile and organized for smooth workflow throughout the surgery. Once the rectal repair or removal is complete, the area is closed carefully, and the patient is shifted to monitored recovery.