Symptoms and Additional Information: As with any surgical procedure, trans anal mass resection carries risks such as bleeding, infection, and complications related to anesthesia. Specific risks may include bowel perforation or changes in bowel habits.
Description:Trans anal mass resection is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to remove tumors or abnormal growths located in the rectum or lower part of the colon. This technique allows surgeons to access the affected area through the anus, minimizing the need for larger abdominal incisions

This procedure is indicated for patients with benign tumors, early-stage rectal cancers, or other masses that can be safely removed via the trans anal approach. It is particularly useful for lesions that are accessible and do not require extensive resection of surrounding tissues.