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Major stoma related morbidity in young children following stoma formation and closure: A retrospective cohort study

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Over the past 5-10 years there has been a trend toward doing primary anastomosis after bowel resection as opposed to a stoma
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The study was published in JPS in October 2022 by a group from Emma Hospital Amsterdam
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The study was a 20-year retrospective review of patients that had stomas to assess the true morbidity
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About 40% of patients had some sort of major morbidity from a stoma, whether in the creation or the takedown
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About 25% of patients that have a stoma creation will have either a high output stoma or prolapse
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About 25% of patients in the stoma takedown will have a stricture, a leak, or a hernia at the stoma site
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