What is it about?
Mucocutaneous separation is a common problem after stoma formation. This article looks at ways on how to manage mucocutaneous separation from superficial separations to much complicated sepations
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Why is it important?
It gives stoma nurses, student nurses, and ward staff ways to manage mucocutaneous separation and also make them understand what mucocutaneous separation is.
Perspectives
This was my 1st article and I really enjoyed writing it. I leant so much and I hope it does that for other nurses who are interested in stoma care. As a new stoma nurse then I had no idea what Mucocuteneous separation was. But after writing this article I understood what it was and how to treat it as well. I hope anyone who comes across this article will enjoy reading it and most importantly learn a lot on mucocutaneous separation.
simekuhle ndlovu
Writing this article was quite interesting as it was my 1st one. I enjoyed researching about different ways of managing mucocutaneous separation. This is one of the most common complications especially following stoma forming surgery. I hope readers will find this article useful in managing this common complication.
simekuhle Ndlovu
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This page is a summary of: The complication of mucocutaneous separation after stoma surgery, Gastrointestinal Nursing, March 2015, Mark Allen Group,
DOI: 10.12968/gasn.2015.13.2.23.
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