Impact of temporary ileostomy on long‐term quality of life and bowel function: a systematic review and meta‐analysis
ANZ Journal of Surgery2019Vol. 90(5), pp. 687–692
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Abstract
There is some evidence for an association between low anterior resection syndrome and the use of a diverting ileostomy to protect a rectal anastomosis. Potential confounders include height of the anastomosis. Further research into the mechanisms underlying this potential association may inform methods to mitigate the harms of an ileostomy.
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