Perineal continent colostomy. Report of a case

Diseases of the Colon and Rectum
R A Torres, M A González

Abstract

A case of abdominoperineal amputation with continent colostomy with neosphincter implanted in the perineum is presented. The technique and its follow-up of 19 months are related. The success of 24-hour continence and the patient's comfort when compared with that of classic abdominal colostomies justify its use in selected patients.

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