An antegrade enema (i.e. by percutaneous endoscopic caecostomy) can be considered as treatment for faecal incontinence after a total mesorectal excision for rectal cancer
	Very low level of evidence
	Sacral neuromodulation could be used in patients with LARS/faecal incontinence
	Moderate level of evidence; downgraded by the GDG (see evidence to decision framework in Supporting Information  S2 : Appendix 2)
	A stoma can be considered in patients with faecal incontinence, for patients with refractory symptoms
	Very low level of evidence
	Pre‐operative stoma education can be considered in patients who will undergo stoma formation
	Good Practice Statement, ungraded