Ileoproctostomy

An ileoproctostomy is a surgical procedure in which the doctor creates an artificial connection between the colon and rectum. This may be necessary if the colon has been damaged or removed and the rectum is unable to function on its own.

An ileoproctostomy may be performed as part of a larger operation such as a colopexy, where the colon is moved to replace the rectum to ensure normal bowel function.

The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia and involves creating a small hole in the wall of the colon and rectum. The surgeon then connects the two areas through this hole, creating a new connection between them.

After creating an ileoproctostomy, the doctor can begin to administer nutrition through this new area to help the patient regain their ability to digest food and have regular bowel movements.

It is important to note that an ileoproctostomy is not a permanent procedure and can be removed in the future if necessary. However, this may require additional surgery and recovery time after the procedure.

Ileorectostomy is a surgical procedure aimed at creating an artificial anus by connecting the rectum and sigmoid colon at the point where they intersect.

In the modern world, this operation is used quite rarely, since most patients can currently be operated on more