<prompt> In old age for rectal prolapse palliative surgery in a patient unfit for surgery isOrr-Loygue procedureWells procedureThierschs operationLow anterior resection  <response>: Rectal prolapse Procedures Abdominal Procedures Perineal procedures Considered the surgical procedures of choice for young fit individuals Not suitable for elderly and inform patients Are most likely to improve continence Have least recurrence rates Postoperative constipation is the MC side effect Abdominal procedures Abdominal rectopexy Suture rectopexy Mesh rectopexy - posterior Wells Ivalons, Anterior Ripsteins, Lateral Orr-Loygue, ventral Resection rectopexy Frykmann and Goldberg Anterior resection Relatively minor procedures that may be performed under local or regional anaesthesia Well tolerated by elderly, frail unfit patients Less likely to improve continence Recurrence rates varrying from 5-35 higher than following abdominal rectopexy Postoperative constipation is infrequent Perineal procedure Delormes muscosectomy Theirsch and encirclement Altemeier rectosigmoidectomy Ref: Bailey and love 27th edition Pgno : 1323 