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"O" ring urinary ostomy appliance.

J J Kaufman·K F Jeter
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A non-adhesive urostomy system represents a major departure from ostomy appliances that have been used to date. Experience of 123 ostomates who have lived with the traditional as well as the new appliance indicates a high degree of patient acceptance and satisfaction. The "O" ring appliance promises to simplify and improve the quality of life for patients who are committed to this form of urinary disposition.

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J J Kaufman, K F Jeter. 1984. "O" ring urinary ostomy appliance.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0090-4295(84)90017-7

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