We are an Association of Ostomy Associations, created to improve the life of ostomates worldwide.
The J-pouch group provides information, support and discussion about ileoanal or "J-Pouch ...
Living with a colostomy. Before, during and after the operation.
Barnett Continent Intestinal Reservoir is an appliance-free continent ileostomy for those with unresponsive bowel disease such as ulcerative colitis, FAP or unsatisfactory Brooke ileostomies, malfunctioning Kock pouches and failed J-pouches.
You are visitor number since April 10, 1997. What is a Conventional Ileostomy In some people, due to disease, damage, or other reasons, the large intestine and rectum have been removed. In a conventional ileostomy, about an inch of the small intestine is brought out through the skin of the abdomen and formed into an opening called a stoma. A plastic bag is connected to the skin around the stoma ...
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Info re: Ileostomy, colostomy, j pouch, urostomy, bowel disease, ulcerative colitis, crohns disease. ...
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A description of STOMA HERNIA and thedifferent techniques of repair surgery available today.
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Here's a message I saw posted in alt.support.crohns-colitis a little while ago, from Darci at the University of Georgia. Hi all - Here's a poem my boss found in a biography of J.B.S. Haldane. Haldane wrote it after being diagnosed with rectal cancer. I thought you might get a kick out of it... I wish I had the voice of Homer To sing of rectal carcinoma, Which kills a lot more chaps, in fact, ...
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A story of one that experienced ulcerative colitis -- going from a permant ileostomy to a BCIR (appliance free) and a link to my home town. The BCIR help me regain a better quality of life. :-) ...
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The the goal of this was to provide easy to understand, useful information in the field of Colon and Rectal disease to anyone throughout the world via cyberspace.
www.colonandrectalsurgery.com/html/patientedu/sub/ped2/disease13.htm
You don't have to like your ostomy - but you do have to learn to live with it. Living with an ostomy from an ostomate's point of view.
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T.W.O. TEENS WITH OSTOMYS ...
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