Clinical Protocols for Stoma Reversal and Bowel Restoration

Send us Fan MailTo determine if a patient is ready for stoma reversal, several clinical, anatomical, and functional criteria must be met to ensure the procedure is safe and likely to result in a good functional outcome.Core Clinical RequirementsResolution of Underlying Issue: The original reason for the diversion (e.g., sepsis, inflammatory pathology, or the need to protect a fresh anastomosis) must have resolved.Intent and Necessity: The stoma must have been intended to be temporary, and the distal bowel must now be available to restore continuity.Patient Fitness: The patient must be medically fit to tolerate an elective abdominal operation and anesthesia. This includes a review of cardiopulmonary fitness and thromboembolic risk.Listen in to explore more. Don’t forget to check out out YouTube and Facebook page to enjoy more engaging contents. DISCLAIMER: This content is for reference only and you must follow local/standard guidelines in clinical practiceLike, share and subscribe.  Support the showQuick discussion and review of topics that interests you.