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Stoma creation through the stoma site
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1997Stoma creation often involves a separate laparotomy incision. Recently, laparoscopy was suggested to minimize the morbidity associated with conventional open stomal techniques. We describe and evaluate a technique of stoma creation done directly through the stoma site, avoiding both laparotomy and laparoscopy.Charts of 36 patients who underwent ...
E R, Stephenson, O, Ilahi, W A, Koltun
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Journal of Surgical Oncology, 1974
AbstractA new method of correcting a tracheal stoma stricture is presented. It utilizes silastic tubes of rubber‐like properties. Increasing sizes are worn to dilate gradually the strictured stoma. The stoma is then maintained by the largest “stomal button” indefinitely.
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AbstractA new method of correcting a tracheal stoma stricture is presented. It utilizes silastic tubes of rubber‐like properties. Increasing sizes are worn to dilate gradually the strictured stoma. The stoma is then maintained by the largest “stomal button” indefinitely.
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COMPLICATIONS OF AN ABDOMINAL STOMA: AN ANALYSIS OF 322 STOMAS
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1995This paper reports a series of 316 patients with 322 stomas, of which 156 were end‐sigmoid colostomies (48.5%) and 123 urological ileal conduits (38.2%). An overall complication rate of 66.8% was detected, with parastomal herniation rate, stenotic rate, and prolapse rate of 31.1, 10.2 and 6.8%, respectively.
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[Stoma prolapse and stoma retraction].
Der Chirurg; Zeitschrift fur alle Gebiete der operativen Medizen, 2011Prolapse and retraction of an intestinal stoma are postoperative complications which severely decrease the quality of life of patients and in some cases lead to an operative revision. Both entities should be treated with sophisticated care by specialized stoma therapists in the early phase in order to prevent secondary problems such as dermal ...
C, Schleicher +3 more
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The perfect stoma: tips from a stoma nurse
British Journal of Surgery, 2023Marianne Krogsgaard +2 more
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Stoma products for faecal output stomas
Gastrointestinal NursingA faecal output stoma such as a colostomy and ileostomy are reasonably common in the UK. There are an estimated 205,000 people living in the UK with a stoma, which equates to about one in every 335 people. Having knowledge about stomas and the management of stoma appliances is important.
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Stoma without rod (or stoma with spur)
Journal of Visceral Surgery, 2018K, Slim, A, Valverde
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