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Anal dilatation 1202
Anal dilatations stretch the anus and keep it from getting smaller. Learn why this procedure may be necessary for your child.
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Anal dilatation (Spanish)
Anal dilatations stretch the anus and keep it from getting smaller. Learn why this procedure may be necessary for your child.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Cecostomy placement and antegrade enemas 1985
A cecostomy is a surgery that makes an opening in the cecum, which is part of the large intestine. The opening is used to give an antegrade enema, which helps empty stool from the colon.
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Cecostomy placement and antegrade enemas (Spanish)
A cecostomy is a surgery that makes an opening in the cecum, which is part of the large intestine. The opening is used to give an antegrade enema, which helps empty stool from the colon.
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Clean intermittent catheterization (1798)
This sheet explains why CIC may be needed and how to do it.
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Cone tip enema (1449)
Some children with nerve-damaged bowels need help to pass stool. This teaching sheet explains how to use a cone tip enema to help them.
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Hydrocephalus 1792
Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) acts as a cushion for the brain. With hydrocephalus, the CSF builds up in the ventricles. This causes the ventricles to expand and push on the brain. Learn more about hydrocephalus; how it is diagnosed and treated.
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Hydrocephalus (Spanish)
Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) acts as a cushion for the brain. With hydrocephalus, the CSF builds up in the ventricles. This causes the ventricles to expand and push on the brain. Learn more about hydrocephalus; how it is diagnosed and treated.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Posterior Spine Fusion Surgery : Thoracolumbar spine home care 1194
Learn how to care for your child after Thoracolumbar spine fusion surgery.
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Posterior Spine Fusion Surgery : Thoracolumbar spine home care (Spanish)
Learn how to care for your child after Thoracolumbar spine fusion surgery.
