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A 52-year-old man presented with a prolapsed rectal mass. On initial examination, the mass appeared to be a prolapsed grade IV internal hemorrhoid. The patient reported one prior similar episode which resolved when the mass spontaneously reduced. The patient was taken to the operating room for excision.
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Under anesthesia, the mass was found to be free circumferentially at the level of the anal canal.
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Intraoperative flexible sigmoidoscopy was performed, and the mass was found to be attached to the mid-rectal wall by a long stalk.
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