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11 Vo l. 8 , No, 1. June 2 002 Stomal Complications in Children Joong-Jai Park, M.D., Joo-Hong Lee, M.D., Jong-Do Jung, M.D., Young-Cheol Choi, M.D., Woo-Shik Chung, M.D., Si-Youl Jun, M.D. Department of Surgery, Masan Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University College of Medicine, Masan, Korea This is a 20 year analysis of the problems associated with enterostomy formation, and closure, Forty-three stomas were established in 43 patients: 23 for anorectal malformations, 11 for Hirschsprung's diseases, 4 for necrotizing enterocolitis, 3 for multiple ileal atresias , 1 for volvulus neonatorum with perforation, and 1 for diaphragmatic hernia with colon perforation, Thirty boys and 13 girls were included (mean age 4,8 months), Stoma complications were encountered in 13 patients (30,2 %): stomal prolapse , stenosis, obstruction, paracolic hernia, retraction, dysfunction, and skin excoriation, Four patients (9,3 %) required stomal revision, Occurrence of complications was not related to age and primary disease, but sigmoid colostomy showed lower complication rate than transverse colostomy (20 ,0 % vs 42,9 %, p(0,05) , There were five deaths but , only one (2,3 %) was directly related to the enterostomy complication, Twenty-one stomas were closed in Qur hospital and complications occurred in seven patients (33,3 %), The most common complication was wound sepsis in 5 children, In conclusion, because the significant morbidity of stomal formation still exists, refinements of the surgical technique seem to be required, Sigmoid loop colostomy is preferred whenever possible, (J Kar Assoc Pediatr Surg 8(1):11 - 15) , 2002. Index Words: Colostomy, Complication, Child 01 "6'7}ii}Jl Correspondence: Si-Youl lull, MD., Department of Surgery, Sungkyunkwan University College of Medicine, Masan Samsung Hospital, 50 Hapsung-dong, Masan 630-522, Korea 'FR ii}Y-.£ "1=-'£ -,=-%q, :.:LelY- 78-9- Ollcc A R5'-,'t- qE-uj :.:L Oll lI} .e- 12-25% [:1 .g. 28-75 %.£

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Vo l. 8 , No, 1. June 2002

Stomal Complications in Children

Joong-Jai Park, M.D., Joo-Hong Lee, M.D., Jong-Do Jung, M.D.,

Young-Cheol Choi, M.D., Woo-Shik Chung, M.D., Si-Youl Jun, M.D.

Department of Surgery, Masan Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University College of Medicine,

Masan, Korea

This is a 20 year analysis of the problems associated with enterostomy formation, and closure,

Forty-three stomas were established in 43 patients: 23 for anorectal malformations, 11 for Hirschsprung's diseases, 4 for necrotizing enterocolitis, 3 for multiple ileal atresias , 1 for

volvulus neonatorum with perforation, and 1 for diaphragmatic hernia with colon perforation, Thirty boys and 13 girls were included (mean age 4,8 months), Stoma complications were encountered in 13 patients (30,2 %): stomal prolapse , stenosis, obstruction, paracolic hernia,

retraction, dysfunction, and skin excoriation, Four patients (9,3 %) required stomal revision,

Occurrence of complications was not related to age and primary disease, but sigmoid colostomy

showed lower complication rate than transverse colostomy (20 ,0 % vs 42,9 %, p(0,05) , There were

five deaths but, only one (2,3 %) was directly related to the enterostomy complication,

Twenty-one stomas were closed in Qur hospital and complications occurred in seven patients

(33,3 %), The most common complication was wound sepsis in 5 children, In conclusion, because

the significant morbidity of stomal formation still exists, refinements of the surgical technique

seem to be required, Sigmoid loop colostomy is preferred whenever possible,

(J Kar Assoc Pediatr Surg 8(1):11 - 15), 2002.

Index Words: Colostomy, Complication, Child

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Correspondence: Si-Youl lull, MD., Department of Surgery,

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Hospital, 50 Hapsung-dong, Masan 630-522, Korea

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Table 1. Indication and Sex Distribution for Stoma Formation

Indications No. of patients(%) M/F

Anorectal malformation

Hirschsprung's disease

Necrotizing enterocolitis

Bowel atresia

Diaphragmatic hernia with perforation

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Total

Table 2. Age Distribution at Stoma Formation

Age No. of patients (%)

1-28 d 31 72.1

1-11 m

over 1 yr

Total

11

43

25.6

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Table 3. Types of Stoma Formation

Type of colostomy No. of patients (%)

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Table 4. Complications after Stoma Formation

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Table 5. Complications after Colostomy Closure

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