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Colostomy for Colorectal Cancer: Who Needs One and What to Expect
Only 15–20% of colorectal cancer patients need a colostomy. A colostomy creates an abdominal opening (stoma) for stool passage when part of the colon/rectum is removed. It may be temporary (reversed after months) or permanent (requiring a colostomy bag).
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