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Internal rectal prolapse (IRP) is medical condition involving a telescopic, funnel-shaped infolding of the wall of the rectum that occurs during defecation. The term IRP is used when the prolapsed section of rectal wall remains inside the body and is not visible outside the body. IRP is a type of rectal prolapse. The other main types of rectal prolapse are external rectal prolapse (where the prolapsed segment of rectum protrudes through the anus and is visible externally) and rectal mucosal prolapse (where only the mucosal layer of the wall of the rectum prolapses).
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