Rethinking recovery: rehabilitation and intra-abdominal pressure management to reduce the risk of parastomal hernia
Переосмысление восстановления: реабилитация и контроль внутрибрюшного давления для снижения риска парастомальной грыжи
2023-09-07
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, RN, Global Ostomy Nurse Engagement Manager, Convatec, writes that parastomal hernia is a common and consequential complication of stoma surgery, but the risk can be reduced with a structured rehabilitation programme based on appropriate core abdominal exercises, supported by the full multidisciplinary team.
Key Findings
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A structured rehabilitation programme may reduce parastomal hernia risk after stoma surgery.
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Appropriate core abdominal exercises are a central component of the proposed rehabilitation approach.
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Effective prevention requires support and involvement from the full multidisciplinary team.
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Managing intra-abdominal pressure is identified as an important aspect of rehabilitation aimed at reducing hernia risk.
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Parastomal hernia is a common and consequential complication following stoma surgery.
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parastomal hernia after stoma surgery
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the effectiveness of structured rehabilitation and intra-abdominal pressure management, including appropriate core abdominal exercises, in reducing parastomal hernia risk
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