Volume 56 - Issue 1 - January, 2010
Literature Review
01/01/2010
Abstract
An ileal conduit is the most common urinary diversion following radical cystectomy for invasive bladder cancer. Unlike internal complications commonly described in urological literature, reports about the incidence of external...
Abstract
An ileal conduit is the most common urinary diversion following radical cystectomy for invasive bladder cancer. Unlike internal complications commonly described in urological literature, reports about the incidence of external...
Abstract
An ileal conduit is...
01/01/2010
Wound Management & Prevention
01/01/2010
Abstract
Multiple factors affect the sleep quality of individuals with surgically created stomas. Using Rogers’ Diffusion of Innovation as the theoretical framework, a study was conducted to: 1) assess subjective sleep quality perceptions...
Abstract
Multiple factors affect the sleep quality of individuals with surgically created stomas. Using Rogers’ Diffusion of Innovation as the theoretical framework, a study was conducted to: 1) assess subjective sleep quality perceptions...
Abstract
Multiple factors...
01/01/2010
Wound Management & Prevention
Feature
Case Report
01/01/2010
Abstract
Primary adenocarcinoma at an ileostomy site is an exceedingly rare occurrence but has been documented at the peristomal skin of patients with a long-standing ileostomy. Chronic irritation and resultant metaplasia is thought to be a...
Abstract
Primary adenocarcinoma at an ileostomy site is an exceedingly rare occurrence but has been documented at the peristomal skin of patients with a long-standing ileostomy. Chronic irritation and resultant metaplasia is thought to be a...
Abstract
Primary adenocarcinoma...
01/01/2010
Wound Management & Prevention
Column
Guest Editorial
01/01/2010
Nineteen years ago, as a very frightened and bitter 15 year old, I had ostomy surgery as a result of Crohn’s disease that had ravaged my body for six miserable years. I was hopeful for the potential health the ostomy offered me, yet...
Nineteen years ago, as a very frightened and bitter 15 year old, I had ostomy surgery as a result of Crohn’s disease that had ravaged my body for six miserable years. I was hopeful for the potential health the ostomy offered me, yet...
Nineteen years ago, as a...
01/01/2010
Wound Management & Prevention
