Ileostomy

Word ILEOSTOMY
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Definitions and meanings of "Ileostomy"

What do we mean by ileostomy?

Surgical construction of an artificial excretory opening through the abdominal wall into the ileum. noun

The opening created by such a surgical procedure. noun

In surgery, the formation of an artificial opening into the ileum, as between the jejunum and the ileum. noun

The surgical operation of attaching the ileum to the abdominal wall at a stoma (similar to a colostomy). noun

Surgical procedure that creates an opening from the ileum through the abdominal wall to function as an anus; performed in cases of cancer of the colon or ulcerative colitis noun

The surgical operation of attaching the ileum to the abdominal wall at a stoma (similar to a colostomy).

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The word "ileostomy" in example sentences

The new plumbing was pretty bruised and the post-radiation tissue slow to heal, so they rerouted my business via an ileostomy, which is like the better-known colostomy, but coming off of the end of the small rather than large intestine. ❋ Unknown (2009)

She was fed formula through a gastric tube and stooled through this ileostomy opening into a bag. ❋ Md Meghan Maclean Weir (2011)

He spoke too fast for my brain, using words like fistula, ileostomy, and carcinomatosis. ❋ Mira Bartók (2011)

“What are these?” she asks, looking down at the stomas and the ileostomy bag that drains out her bile. ❋ Mira Bartók (2011)

I never told him about the ileostomy, but I did tell some of my boyfriends. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

Her ileostomy appliance just goes on the list, one more mundane irritation no different from the rest. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

Her brother warned her that no one would ever be interested in her sexually if she had the ileostomy. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

Leslie Snow, who had an ileostomy at age nineteen and suffers from multisystem disease, thinks the notion of self-induced illness is nonsense. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

Leslie Snow, my longtime patient with the ileostomy and a host of other problems, has brought her husband, Ken, to the appointment—a first. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

As a child Leslie had ulcerative colitis, an inflammatory disease that attacks the lining of the colon; at nineteen she underwent an ileostomy, a surgical diversion of the intestine to bypass the colon and deliver wastes into an external bag or pouch. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

The ileostomy “appliance” was an enormous bag; it had a holster that went around her waist with metal fittings and a vent to let out gas. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

Her mother was adamantly opposed to her having the ileostomy that would put an end to the crippling diarrhea. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

Unlike most, mine is a permanent ileostomy, with no chance of an inner pouch, as they removed my entire large intestine. ❋ Jack Canfield (2009)

I grew up with serious internal impairments, a trashed asthmatic immune system, incontinence, PTSD to the point of becoming violent while losing contact with reality, dyspraxia, asexuality, an ileostomy (for 1 year), and many obvious "developmental delay" (Autistic) traits. ❋ Dave Hingsburger (2007)

When I was told that I had two choices, an ileostomy or death, my friends started praying for me and offering suggestions for avoiding either one. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I've discussed the removal of a friend's colon and his ileostomy, and I've been quite open with my friends about my depression. ❋ Unknown (2007)

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