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enterostomal

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enterostomal [en″ter-o-sto´mal]
relating to or having undergone an enterostomy.
enterostomal therapist one who is certified to assist in the specialized care of patients who have undergone enterostomy or who require special skin or wound care; see also stoma. Information about local therapists available for consultation can be obtained by writing to Wound Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society, 4700 W. Lake, Glenview, IL 60025.

enterostomal
relating to or having undergone an enterostomy.


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com The Canadian Association for Enterostomal Therapy: 28th Annual Conference Learn in the Land of Living Skies * May 27th-30th, 2009 * CAET * Delta Regina, Regina SK * Cathy Harley: Catherine.
She was a graduate of Commerce High School, Worcester City Hospital School of Nursing (1950), and Harrisburg Hospital School of Enterostomal Therapy (1982).
After one month of this treatment, we determined, in consultation with an enterostomal clinical nurse specialist, that the patient would benefit from negative pressure wound therapy **** (NPWT).
 
 
 
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