A variable percentage of surgeries in a general surgery department involve anorectal surgery. But because anorectal surgery covers such a broad range of procedures—from hemorrhoid surgeries to intersphincteric resections for low rectal cancer—a high level of surgical expertise is needed. Anorectal surgery is known to cause anal incontinence, which is simultaneously a sign that reconstructive surgery is necessary and a common post-operative consequence. From the surgeon's perspective, determining function both before and after surgery is frequently beneficial. Nonetheless, assessing the clinical reaction to a particular surgical technique suffices in many cases. The traditional scenario is a patient with rectal cancer who underwent neoadjuvant radiochemotherapy treatment, had a protective ileostomy surgically placed, and now wants to remove the ileostomy.
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