Early postoperative morbidity and risk stratification in intestinal stoma surgery: A single-center experience

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Prospective observational study evaluates early postoperative complications in stoma surgeries, highlighting risk factors.

Early postoperative complications occurred in 101 (68%) patients, with skin excoriation as the most frequent complication.
Emergency surgery, low serum albumin, and ileostomy formation were identified as independent predictors of complications.
Trainee-led surgeries and malignancy were also significantly associated with increased morbidity after stoma formation.
The study emphasizes the need for specialized stoma care teams for improved early detection and management of postoperative issues.

Bashir et al. (2025) studied this question.

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