Authors
Isokulov T.U.1, Mirzaev A.U.2
1 Main Medical Directorate under the Administration of the President, Uzbekistan
2 JSC «NMMC» MA «Kyzyl-Kum», Uzbekistan
Abstract
The article details the history of the development of surgical proctology, from the moment the colostomy appeared, the imposition of anastomoses, the stages of surgical treatment of stoma patients. Methods and results of rehabilitation of stoma patients, principles of application and closure of single-double-barreled colostomy, treatment after surgical complications. Influence of this or that method of surgical treatment on social adaptation and quality of life of patients.
Keywords: rehabilitation, surgery, proctology, colostomy, social adaptation, quality of life.
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