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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1985
A simple surgical technique prevents or corrects tracheostoma stenosis. Forty-eight (96%) of patients undergoing laryngectomy in whom this technique was used have maintained adequate stomal size for cleaning, ventilation, and tracheoesophageal fistula speech restoration.
W R, Panje, V V, Kitt
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A simple surgical technique prevents or corrects tracheostoma stenosis. Forty-eight (96%) of patients undergoing laryngectomy in whom this technique was used have maintained adequate stomal size for cleaning, ventilation, and tracheoesophageal fistula speech restoration.
W R, Panje, V V, Kitt
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Nursing Standard, 2000
Patricia Black looks at the reasons behind and management of different types of stoma as well as outlining some of the possible problems associated with stomas. She emphasises the importance of caring for a stoma patient's psychological as well as physical wellbeing.
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Patricia Black looks at the reasons behind and management of different types of stoma as well as outlining some of the possible problems associated with stomas. She emphasises the importance of caring for a stoma patient's psychological as well as physical wellbeing.
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Medicine, 2003
Abstract During their lifetime, up to 30% of patients with ulcerative colitis require removal of their colon and rectum. Before the mid-1980s, all such patients received a permanent end ileostomy. The procedure of anastomosing a pouch or reservoir fashioned from the terminal ileum to the anal canal was then introduced, and will eventually more than ...
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Abstract During their lifetime, up to 30% of patients with ulcerative colitis require removal of their colon and rectum. Before the mid-1980s, all such patients received a permanent end ileostomy. The procedure of anastomosing a pouch or reservoir fashioned from the terminal ileum to the anal canal was then introduced, and will eventually more than ...
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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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Stoma without rod (or stoma with spur)
Journal of Visceral Surgery, 2018K, Slim, A, Valverde
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