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- A colostomy is done when the lower large intestine, rectum, or anus is unable to function normally or needs ... as in diverticulitis, is a common indication for colostomy.
- ... temporary opening of the intestine onto the abdomen (colostomy) may be done. A temporary colostomy will be closed and repaired later. If a ...
- ... allow passage of stool (this is called a colostomy). The baby is allowed to grow for several ... place, and the anal opening is completed. The colostomy may be closed during this stage or may ...
- ... of diverticulitis, where there is significant inflammation, a colostomy is performed. After the inflammation has resided, the colostomy is removed and the healthy ends of the ...
- ... the cancer is located near the rectum, a colostomy may be necessary. For stage I and II ...
- ... together or brought out onto the abdomen temporarily (colostomy).