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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Alternative method for case 1, Step 1: Apply lubrication on the ring and could attach a suture tag on the ring in case during positioning the ring advances proximally beyond reach. Step 2: place the ring or tubing in the rectum with the tube’s halfway point inserted as far as the anal sphincter. The ring is advanced so that the smaller external diameter centre of the ring is at the anus, this is done using a finger or grasping forceps. Step 3: Apply a ligature or rubber band over the prolapse as close to the anus. The ligature or rubber band must be tight enough to disrupt blood supply to the prolapse. OR secure the ring in place with umbilical tape and/or elastrator bands. The umbilical tape has good knot security and can be placed when the prolapsed tissue is too large for elastrator bands to be used., Step 3: Apply a ligature or rubber band over the prolapse as close to the anus. The ligature or rubber band must be tight enough to disrupt blood supply to the prolapse. OR secure the ring in place with umbilical tape and/or elastrator bands. The umbilical tape has good knot security and can be placed when the prolapsed tissue is too large for elastrator bands to be used. Step 4: evacuate any presence of feces that may go through or block the tube. The necrotic prolapse falls off in 5 to 7 days with the implant in place, and fecal production returns to normal POST-OP, ATERNATIVE METHOD FOR RECTAL PROLAPSE REPAIR USING: prolapse ring Or PVC tubing, syringe case, or corrugated tube with a rubber band to cause necrosis of the prolapsed section of the rectum. Step 1: Apply lubrication on the ring and could attach a suture tag on the ring in case during positioning the ring advances proximally beyond reach.