Normal stomas have a debit that varies between 500-1,000 ml per day due to ileostomies. The limit from which a stoma is considered to be producing a high debit is not clearly defined.
High Debit Ostomies
Ostomy
Colostomy Bags
Colostomy patients who do not irrigate have essentially the same choices available for those with an
Ostomy and Convexity
Convexity in Ostomy Appliances exists to provide optimal peristomal seal. A stoma can have uneven sh
Ostomy and Ostomy Bags History
Bowel blockages were usually fatal up to the latter part of the 18th century. Doctors’ surgical know
Ostomy Bag Changing Frequency
There is no universal agreement on this. Ostomy patients are known to change their ostomy bags anywh
Ostomy Bags: Drainable, Closed, Two-Piece, and One-Piece
Before being discharged from the hospital, it is important that an ostomy nurse help you choose an a
Ostomy Stoma
A stoma and ostomy are related but are not the same. They are mistakenly considered synonyms. A stom
Pediatric Ostomy – Ostomy Board
What is an Ostomy?
An ostomy is a temporary or permanent surgical opening made in the abdominal wall. The opening occur