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What's the difference between a brooke ileostomy placement and an ileoproctostomy?

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Dr. M. Hytham Beck answered

Specializes in Surgery

Good difference: Brooks ileostomy is when a person loose all their colon or most of it by preserving the rectum, and the end of the ileum come out through the abdominal wall and connect to a bag to collect the stool it comes in different forms and function like continent vs incontinent . Visible vs non visible. Ileoproctostomy is when they connect that distal ileum to what ever left of the Colon mostly the rectum.

Answered 12/5/2015

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