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A surgical procedure in which a stoma, an artificial opening, is created in the abdominal wall to allow the discharge of feces into a device attached to the skin.<\/p>\n

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The operation by which an artificial opening is made into the ileum and brought through the abdominal wall to create an artificial opening or stoma. It is most often performed as part of the operation for cancer of the rectum, in which the rectum has usually to be removed. An ileostomy is then performed which acts as an artificial anus, to which a bag is attached to collect the waste matter. Distressing though this may at first be, the vast majority of people with an ileostomy learn to lead a fully active and normal life. Help and advice in adjusting to what can be described as an \u2018ileostomy life\u2019 can be obtained from the Ileostomy and Internal Pouch Support Group.<\/p>\n

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A surgical procedure in which a stoma, an artificial opening, is created in the abdominal wall to allow the discharge of feces into a device attached to the skin. The operation by which an artificial opening is made into the ileum and brought through the abdominal wall to create an artificial opening or stoma. 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