Ostomy surgery

CheaChanHooi 4,118 views 31 slides Jan 14, 2019
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About This Presentation

Lecture on steps on ostomy surgery for medical students. Provides a step-by-step instruction on ostomy creation which might be beneficial for junior surgical doctors learning to perform this relatively common procedure.


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Ostomy surgeries Chea Chan Hooi General Surgeon Sibu Hospital

Content Anatomy Definition Types Technique Colostomy Ileostomy

Anatomy

Stoma Surgically created opening of a hollow viscus out to skin surface Types Anatomy GI tract Colostomy Ileostomy Urinary tract Tracheostomy Configuration Loop stoma End stoma Double-barrel stoma

GI stomas Ileostomy Colostomy

Configurations Double-barrel stoma End stoma Loop stoma

Techniques in creating loop colostomy

Skin incision

Dissect down till anterior rectus sheath

Opening the anterior rectus sheath

Dissect thru rectus abdominus muscle

Opening the parietal peritoneum

Trephine two fingers breadth

Deliver out the bowel

Bridge inserted thru mesocolon using Ryle’s tube

Various other types of bridges

Bowel lumen opened

Bowel wall anchored to skin ± rectus

Initial anchoring sutures

Almost completed…

Check patency of afferent & efferent loops

Bridge in situ

Techniques in loop ileostomy

Ileal lumen entered

Everting the proximal loop

Anchoring

Principles of stoma siting Away from bony prominence Away from umbilicus Away from previous incision site Away from belt line At the apex of fat fold Within rectus muscle bulk Visible to patient when he stands/sits If two separate stomas are created, avoid the same horizontal plane

Principles of stoma formation Ileostomy Spouted at least 2cm from skin level Colostomy Mucosa level with skin

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