2018
DOI: 10.17691/stm2018.10.3.22
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Current Technologies for the Prevention of Parastomal Herniation (Review)

Abstract: In today's colorectal surgery, the number of ostomy patients is steadily increasing. The creation of a stoma often leads to the development of a parastomal hernia, which, in turn, can cause serious complications and prevent full rehabilitation of the patient. Most often, parastomal hernias are formed within two years after surgery, but the possibility of herniation still exists throughout the entire postoperative period. In the present review, we describe the up-to-date methods used to prevent parastomal herni… Show more

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“…(1)(2)(3)(4) The leading method of treatment for ALBO is emergency surgery (5)(6)(7) with the formation of a temporary or permanent colostomy. (1)(2)(3)(4)8) The presence of colostomy in patients reduces the quality of life; often there are specific complications: maceration of the skin, suppuration of the postoperative and paracolostomal wounds, necrosis of the colostomy, abscess of the abdominal cavity, paracolostomal fistula, colostomy prolapse, and parastomal hernia. (3,4,7) Improving the colostomy formation and methods for drainage of the paracolostomal space is an urgent task in surgery of the large intestine.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…(1)(2)(3)(4) The leading method of treatment for ALBO is emergency surgery (5)(6)(7) with the formation of a temporary or permanent colostomy. (1)(2)(3)(4)8) The presence of colostomy in patients reduces the quality of life; often there are specific complications: maceration of the skin, suppuration of the postoperative and paracolostomal wounds, necrosis of the colostomy, abscess of the abdominal cavity, paracolostomal fistula, colostomy prolapse, and parastomal hernia. (3,4,7) Improving the colostomy formation and methods for drainage of the paracolostomal space is an urgent task in surgery of the large intestine.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%