Clinical and Radiologic Predictors of Parastomal Hernia Development After End Colostomy

Клинические и рентгенологические предикторы развития парастомальной грыжи после формирования концевой колостомы
Jan Pieter Pennings, Thomas C. Kwee, Sietze Hofman, Alain R. Viddeleer, Edgar J.B. Furnée, Peter M. A. van Ooijen, Robbert J. de Haas
2020-10-29
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COPDabdominal wall defectend colostomyoperation timeparastomal hernia
Abstract (AI)
COPD, longer operation time, and larger abdominal wall defect at the colostomy site can predict PSH development. Intraoperative creation of an abdominal wall ostomy opening that is more than 34 mm in diameter should be avoided.
Key Findings
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A larger abdominal wall defect at the colostomy site predicts parastomal hernia development.
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COPD is a clinical predictor of parastomal hernia development after end colostomy.
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Creating an abdominal wall ostomy opening exceeding 34 mm in diameter should be avoided intraoperatively.
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Longer operative time is associated with an increased risk of parastomal hernia.
Research Object

parastomal hernia development after end colostomy

Research Subject

clinical and radiologic predictors, including COPD, operation time, and colostomy-site abdominal wall defect diameter, associated with parastomal hernia development

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2020-10-29
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Jan Pieter Pennings
Thomas C. Kwee
Sietze Hofman
Alain R. Viddeleer
Edgar J.B. Furnée
Peter M. A. van Ooijen
Robbert J. de Haas
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