rectoscopy

Well, first, let me explain what this procedure is. A rectoscopy (often abbreviated to RRS) is an endoscopic procedure that allows the doctor to examine the rectal mucosa and part of the sigmoid colon (approximately 25 cm from the anus) in detail. A special instrument called a rectoscope (or rectoscope) is used for this: it's a tube with a light and often an air supply for better viewing.
What does it show
With the help of rectoscopy, the doctor can identify various pathologies:
inflammation (proctitis, sigmoiditis);
polyps, benign and malignant neoplasms;
hemorrhoids;
fistulas, abscesses, diverticulosis;
consequences of injuries;
foreign bodies;
developmental anomalies, here is information from the Internet, you were placed in a ward, with a machine that carries out this procedure automatically, it will not stop if you ask, you can establish contact and communication with it, now you woke up on a bed, in a hospital gown next to you there is another bed, on which either another patient will be placed, or it will remain empty