Definition of colostomy in English:

colostomy

nounPlural colostomies kəˈlɒstəmikəˈlɑstəmi

1A surgical operation in which the colon is shortened to remove a damaged part and the cut end diverted to an opening in the abdominal wall.
he underwent a colostomy
Example sentencesExamples
- A colostomy diverts stool into an appliance attached to the skin, thereby eliminating leakage of stool from the rectum.
- A long segment of sigmoid colon was resected, and a temporary colostomy was performed.
- If it was cancer, a hysterectomy and possibly a colostomy might be called for.
- On day four, he was scheduled for a colon resection, liver biopsy, and possible colostomy.
- However, he later needed a full colostomy in February and had a cut from his stomach to his groin.
- She was so badly hurt that doctors had to perform a colostomy to allow her body parts to heal.
- For some patients, especially those with rectal tumours, the diagnosis of cancer is also accompanied by the necessity for either colostomy or ileostomy.
- She told me this while I was in the hospital with ulcerative colitis I was very close to having a colostomy done.
- On Saturday night, shortly after the incident, doctors performed a colostomy on the little girl.
- If abdominal or perineal areas are affected, the patient may require a colostomy or urinary diversion.
- A colostomy involves diverting the route of the bowel through a hole in the abdomen, with a bag to collect the faeces.
- Those like myself who have undergone colostomy, ileostomy or other similar procedures require, as a matter of daily routine, amenities appropriate to our needs.
- ‘I go in every year for a check-up,’ he said, ‘and the doctors said they could reverse my colostomy.’
- Two of the them had undergone colostomies as a result of the severity of the attacks on them.
- As a result surgeons performed a colostomy, where an incision is made into the colon creating an artificial opening or stoma to the exterior of the abdomen.
1. 1.1 An opening so formed.
  as modifier a colostomy bag
  Example sentencesExamples
  Women who cannot return to their villages because their injuries are too severe to be repaired are fitted with stomas and rely on urostomy or colostomy bags.
  He did not need chemotherapy and with the help of colostomy bag could live a normal life.
  Alex has been thrust into a more active role as a caregiver, which he's rather gracefully accepting, except for anything involving the colostomy bag.
  If there is a colostomy, a colostomy nurse will give advice and answer questions about how to look after it.
  An engineer to the core, George once showed me in excruciating detail exactly how his colostomy bag functioned.
  It is believed the arrested man was originally brought to hospital to have a colostomy wound attended to.
  He has designed smart, comfortable and very practical trousers for men and women who have to live with a colostomy bag.
  Eventually with his Crohn's, he was probably going to need a colostomy bag fitted.
  When I came round I had a colostomy bag and was told I had cancer.
  The cavity is irrigated daily with mild antiseptic solution, and drainage from the tubes can be collected in a colostomy bag.
  For Andrea, the diagnosis meant a complete overhaul of her lifestyle and the prospect of a colostomy bag.
  He sustained horrific internal and external injuries, including a crushed pelvis, blood clots on his brain and had the ignominy of walking around with a colostomy bag for the next four years.
  During a routine physician visit, she reports trouble with her colostomy pouch, which slides off and will not adhere to her peristomal skin.
  The nurse gives dietary advice to minimise bowel problems and looks after the care of the colostomy opening on the abdominal wall, together with the health of the surrounding skin to which the colostomy bag is attached.
  Then he underwent a second surgery, spent more than three weeks in the hospital, and returned home wearing a colostomy bag.
  Appendectomy, colectomy, all types of hernia procedures, and colostomy reversal accounted for the next most prevalent errors in classification.
  However, Anthony will have to be fitted with a colostomy bag to prevent any further damage to his liver and down the road will probably have to have a liver transplant.
  The specialists even wanted to operate and give me a colostomy bag.
  She was also born with an incomplete anus and had to have a colostomy bag until she was two.
  The man, who was stripped to the waist and bearing an open wound from a colostomy bag which had been pulled off, was eventually returned to the hospital.

Origin

Late 19th century: from colon² + Greek stoma 'mouth'.

Definition of colostomy in US English:

colostomy

nounkəˈlɑstəmikəˈlästəmē

1A surgical operation in which a piece of the colon is diverted to an artificial opening in the abdominal wall so as to bypass a damaged part of the colon.
Example sentencesExamples
- If it was cancer, a hysterectomy and possibly a colostomy might be called for.
- Those like myself who have undergone colostomy, ileostomy or other similar procedures require, as a matter of daily routine, amenities appropriate to our needs.
- A colostomy involves diverting the route of the bowel through a hole in the abdomen, with a bag to collect the faeces.
- As a result surgeons performed a colostomy, where an incision is made into the colon creating an artificial opening or stoma to the exterior of the abdomen.
- A colostomy diverts stool into an appliance attached to the skin, thereby eliminating leakage of stool from the rectum.
- On day four, he was scheduled for a colon resection, liver biopsy, and possible colostomy.
- ‘I go in every year for a check-up,’ he said, ‘and the doctors said they could reverse my colostomy.’
- For some patients, especially those with rectal tumours, the diagnosis of cancer is also accompanied by the necessity for either colostomy or ileostomy.
- She was so badly hurt that doctors had to perform a colostomy to allow her body parts to heal.
- A long segment of sigmoid colon was resected, and a temporary colostomy was performed.
- She told me this while I was in the hospital with ulcerative colitis I was very close to having a colostomy done.
- However, he later needed a full colostomy in February and had a cut from his stomach to his groin.
- On Saturday night, shortly after the incident, doctors performed a colostomy on the little girl.
- If abdominal or perineal areas are affected, the patient may require a colostomy or urinary diversion.
- Two of the them had undergone colostomies as a result of the severity of the attacks on them.
1. 1.1 An opening so formed.
  as modifier a colostomy bag
  Example sentencesExamples
  An engineer to the core, George once showed me in excruciating detail exactly how his colostomy bag functioned.
  He has designed smart, comfortable and very practical trousers for men and women who have to live with a colostomy bag.
  Women who cannot return to their villages because their injuries are too severe to be repaired are fitted with stomas and rely on urostomy or colostomy bags.
  Alex has been thrust into a more active role as a caregiver, which he's rather gracefully accepting, except for anything involving the colostomy bag.
  He sustained horrific internal and external injuries, including a crushed pelvis, blood clots on his brain and had the ignominy of walking around with a colostomy bag for the next four years.
  The cavity is irrigated daily with mild antiseptic solution, and drainage from the tubes can be collected in a colostomy bag.
  The man, who was stripped to the waist and bearing an open wound from a colostomy bag which had been pulled off, was eventually returned to the hospital.
  Then he underwent a second surgery, spent more than three weeks in the hospital, and returned home wearing a colostomy bag.
  Appendectomy, colectomy, all types of hernia procedures, and colostomy reversal accounted for the next most prevalent errors in classification.
  She was also born with an incomplete anus and had to have a colostomy bag until she was two.
  If there is a colostomy, a colostomy nurse will give advice and answer questions about how to look after it.
  When I came round I had a colostomy bag and was told I had cancer.
  He did not need chemotherapy and with the help of colostomy bag could live a normal life.
  The nurse gives dietary advice to minimise bowel problems and looks after the care of the colostomy opening on the abdominal wall, together with the health of the surrounding skin to which the colostomy bag is attached.
  The specialists even wanted to operate and give me a colostomy bag.
  For Andrea, the diagnosis meant a complete overhaul of her lifestyle and the prospect of a colostomy bag.
  It is believed the arrested man was originally brought to hospital to have a colostomy wound attended to.
  Eventually with his Crohn's, he was probably going to need a colostomy bag fitted.
  During a routine physician visit, she reports trouble with her colostomy pouch, which slides off and will not adhere to her peristomal skin.
  However, Anthony will have to be fitted with a colostomy bag to prevent any further damage to his liver and down the road will probably have to have a liver transplant.

Origin

Late 19th century: from colon + Greek stoma ‘mouth’.

单词	colostomy
释义	Definition of colostomy in English: colostomy nounPlural colostomies kəˈlɒstəmikəˈlɑstəmi 1A surgical operation in which the colon is shortened to remove a damaged part and the cut end diverted to an opening in the abdominal wall. he underwent a colostomy Example sentencesExamples A colostomy diverts stool into an appliance attached to the skin, thereby eliminating leakage of stool from the rectum. A long segment of sigmoid colon was resected, and a temporary colostomy was performed. If it was cancer, a hysterectomy and possibly a colostomy might be called for. On day four, he was scheduled for a colon resection, liver biopsy, and possible colostomy. However, he later needed a full colostomy in February and had a cut from his stomach to his groin. She was so badly hurt that doctors had to perform a colostomy to allow her body parts to heal. For some patients, especially those with rectal tumours, the diagnosis of cancer is also accompanied by the necessity for either colostomy or ileostomy. She told me this while I was in the hospital with ulcerative colitis I was very close to having a colostomy done. On Saturday night, shortly after the incident, doctors performed a colostomy on the little girl. If abdominal or perineal areas are affected, the patient may require a colostomy or urinary diversion. A colostomy involves diverting the route of the bowel through a hole in the abdomen, with a bag to collect the faeces. Those like myself who have undergone colostomy, ileostomy or other similar procedures require, as a matter of daily routine, amenities appropriate to our needs. ‘I go in every year for a check-up,’ he said, ‘and the doctors said they could reverse my colostomy.’ Two of the them had undergone colostomies as a result of the severity of the attacks on them. As a result surgeons performed a colostomy, where an incision is made into the colon creating an artificial opening or stoma to the exterior of the abdomen. 1.1 An opening so formed. as modifier a colostomy bag Example sentencesExamples Women who cannot return to their villages because their injuries are too severe to be repaired are fitted with stomas and rely on urostomy or colostomy bags. He did not need chemotherapy and with the help of colostomy bag could live a normal life. Alex has been thrust into a more active role as a caregiver, which he's rather gracefully accepting, except for anything involving the colostomy bag. If there is a colostomy, a colostomy nurse will give advice and answer questions about how to look after it. An engineer to the core, George once showed me in excruciating detail exactly how his colostomy bag functioned. It is believed the arrested man was originally brought to hospital to have a colostomy wound attended to. He has designed smart, comfortable and very practical trousers for men and women who have to live with a colostomy bag. Eventually with his Crohn's, he was probably going to need a colostomy bag fitted. When I came round I had a colostomy bag and was told I had cancer. The cavity is irrigated daily with mild antiseptic solution, and drainage from the tubes can be collected in a colostomy bag. For Andrea, the diagnosis meant a complete overhaul of her lifestyle and the prospect of a colostomy bag. He sustained horrific internal and external injuries, including a crushed pelvis, blood clots on his brain and had the ignominy of walking around with a colostomy bag for the next four years. During a routine physician visit, she reports trouble with her colostomy pouch, which slides off and will not adhere to her peristomal skin. The nurse gives dietary advice to minimise bowel problems and looks after the care of the colostomy opening on the abdominal wall, together with the health of the surrounding skin to which the colostomy bag is attached. Then he underwent a second surgery, spent more than three weeks in the hospital, and returned home wearing a colostomy bag. Appendectomy, colectomy, all types of hernia procedures, and colostomy reversal accounted for the next most prevalent errors in classification. However, Anthony will have to be fitted with a colostomy bag to prevent any further damage to his liver and down the road will probably have to have a liver transplant. The specialists even wanted to operate and give me a colostomy bag. She was also born with an incomplete anus and had to have a colostomy bag until she was two. The man, who was stripped to the waist and bearing an open wound from a colostomy bag which had been pulled off, was eventually returned to the hospital. Origin Late 19th century: from colon² + Greek stoma 'mouth'. Definition of colostomy in US English: colostomy nounkəˈlɑstəmikəˈlästəmē 1A surgical operation in which a piece of the colon is diverted to an artificial opening in the abdominal wall so as to bypass a damaged part of the colon. Example sentencesExamples If it was cancer, a hysterectomy and possibly a colostomy might be called for. Those like myself who have undergone colostomy, ileostomy or other similar procedures require, as a matter of daily routine, amenities appropriate to our needs. A colostomy involves diverting the route of the bowel through a hole in the abdomen, with a bag to collect the faeces. As a result surgeons performed a colostomy, where an incision is made into the colon creating an artificial opening or stoma to the exterior of the abdomen. A colostomy diverts stool into an appliance attached to the skin, thereby eliminating leakage of stool from the rectum. On day four, he was scheduled for a colon resection, liver biopsy, and possible colostomy. ‘I go in every year for a check-up,’ he said, ‘and the doctors said they could reverse my colostomy.’ For some patients, especially those with rectal tumours, the diagnosis of cancer is also accompanied by the necessity for either colostomy or ileostomy. She was so badly hurt that doctors had to perform a colostomy to allow her body parts to heal. A long segment of sigmoid colon was resected, and a temporary colostomy was performed. She told me this while I was in the hospital with ulcerative colitis I was very close to having a colostomy done. However, he later needed a full colostomy in February and had a cut from his stomach to his groin. On Saturday night, shortly after the incident, doctors performed a colostomy on the little girl. If abdominal or perineal areas are affected, the patient may require a colostomy or urinary diversion. Two of the them had undergone colostomies as a result of the severity of the attacks on them. 1.1 An opening so formed. as modifier a colostomy bag Example sentencesExamples An engineer to the core, George once showed me in excruciating detail exactly how his colostomy bag functioned. He has designed smart, comfortable and very practical trousers for men and women who have to live with a colostomy bag. Women who cannot return to their villages because their injuries are too severe to be repaired are fitted with stomas and rely on urostomy or colostomy bags. Alex has been thrust into a more active role as a caregiver, which he's rather gracefully accepting, except for anything involving the colostomy bag. He sustained horrific internal and external injuries, including a crushed pelvis, blood clots on his brain and had the ignominy of walking around with a colostomy bag for the next four years. The cavity is irrigated daily with mild antiseptic solution, and drainage from the tubes can be collected in a colostomy bag. The man, who was stripped to the waist and bearing an open wound from a colostomy bag which had been pulled off, was eventually returned to the hospital. Then he underwent a second surgery, spent more than three weeks in the hospital, and returned home wearing a colostomy bag. Appendectomy, colectomy, all types of hernia procedures, and colostomy reversal accounted for the next most prevalent errors in classification. She was also born with an incomplete anus and had to have a colostomy bag until she was two. If there is a colostomy, a colostomy nurse will give advice and answer questions about how to look after it. When I came round I had a colostomy bag and was told I had cancer. He did not need chemotherapy and with the help of colostomy bag could live a normal life. The nurse gives dietary advice to minimise bowel problems and looks after the care of the colostomy opening on the abdominal wall, together with the health of the surrounding skin to which the colostomy bag is attached. The specialists even wanted to operate and give me a colostomy bag. For Andrea, the diagnosis meant a complete overhaul of her lifestyle and the prospect of a colostomy bag. It is believed the arrested man was originally brought to hospital to have a colostomy wound attended to. Eventually with his Crohn's, he was probably going to need a colostomy bag fitted. During a routine physician visit, she reports trouble with her colostomy pouch, which slides off and will not adhere to her peristomal skin. However, Anthony will have to be fitted with a colostomy bag to prevent any further damage to his liver and down the road will probably have to have a liver transplant. Origin Late 19th century: from colon + Greek stoma ‘mouth’.
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