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Prostheses for Ileostomies

New England Journal of Medicine, 1967
THE prosthetics of ileostomy is of particular importance not only because a satisfactory prosthesis is indispensable for an active and social life but also because the number of ileostomies is increasing rapidly. The latest development in the prosthetics of ileostomy has opened up the possibility of a purely prosthetic management of colostomy without ...
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ILEOSTOMY RECONSTRUCTION

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1979
A study of 47 patients undergoing ileostomy reconstruciton is presented. The most common indications were recession (15 patients) and a desire for a continent type of ileostomy (12 patients), proplapse (4 patients), unsatisfactory siting (3 patients), and parastomal hermia (1 patient). Refashioning at a new site was required in 30 cases. In 28 of these
D, Failes   +4 more
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The continent ileostomy

World Journal of Surgery, 1987
AbstractThe object of this article is to evaluate the results with the continent ileostomy and to define its place as a therapeutic alternative after proctocolectomy. In the past, the method has been affected by a high incidence of complications, but technical developments, simplifications, and improvements in surgical techniques have reduced the ...
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Complications of ileostomy

The American Journal of Surgery, 1965
Abstract Of eighty patients treated surgically for ulcerative colitis, ileostomies were constructed in thirty-two patients between 1935 and 1954 (Group I) and in forty-eight patients between 1955 and 1964 (Group II). All but two patients in Group II had a Brooke type of everted ileostomy.
W P, GRAHAM   +4 more
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In defense of ileostomy

The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1957
In conclusion, it can fairly be claimed that surgery based on a permanent ileostomy is a satisfactory form of treatment for ulcerative colitis and that patients are restored to health and full activity thereby. But this can only be achieved, not by any special skill, but by painstaking care and attention to the ileostomy in its construction and after ...
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Coping with an ileostomy

Social Science & Medicine, 1991
This paper reports the results of a study of persons who had undergone surgery to cure the disease ulcerative colitis. All subjects had had their colon removed and were left with an incontinent surgically constructed anus on their abdomen, called an ileostomy.
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Continent Ileostomy

Southern Medical Journal, 1983
The continent ileostomy, consisting of a valve and a pouch, makes available an alternative system in which intestinal discharge can be stored and controlled after coloproctectomy. Earlier concerns regarding valve slippage with resulting malfunction have been largely eliminated by recent modifications in the technique of valve construction.
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Complications of Ileostomy

Seminars in Colon and Rectal Surgery, 2008
Ileostomy is the most common diverting surgical procedure for colorectal diseases. Several advantages compared to colostomy are reported. Complications are frequent and an adequate surgical technique is mandatory to prevent them. Early and long term follow up is needed since many complications may occur late after surgery. Also, a deep knowledge of the
DELRIO P, CONZO, Giovanni
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Ileostomy diarrhea

Current Treatment Options in Gastroenterology, 2006
Ileostomy diarrhea is not an uncommon problem and can lead to considerable loss of quality of life. Unfortunately, well-designed therapeutic trials are lacking, and thus, treatment of patients with ileostomy diarrhea remains largely empiric.
Andrew W, DuPont, Joseph H, Sellin
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Ileostomy

Current Problems in Surgery, 1977
N G, Kock   +5 more
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