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Concurrent surgeries are increasingly performed, allowing patients to address both conditions in a single operation without heightened complication rates. Treatment for rectal and vaginal prolapse can be achieved through robotic, laparoscopic, open abdominal, or vaginal\/perineal approaches. Surgical selection is guided by patient comorbidities, treatment goals, the choice of mesh versus native tissue repair, and the surgeon's experience. 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