We have such types of urostomy bags

Colostomy Bags that we have by Coloplast( Flat and convex)

 

Different types of ostomy appliances

SenSura® – Ostomy care solutions for everyone SenSura is the core range of ostomy bags from Coloplast. A unique double-layer adhesive makes SenSura bags secure, comfortable to wear and very easy to use.

SenSura® – Double-layer adhesive  SenSura with the unique double-layer adheisve, which sets new standards within ostomy care. It meets all the features required of an effective and secure adhesive. SenSura® appliances for ileostomies People with a ileostomy tend to use open bags.     SenSura® appliances for colostomies People with a colostomy tend to use closed bags. See more about the SenSura range of appliances for people with a colostomy.     SenSura® appliances for urostomies People with a urostomy will use urostomy bags. See more about the SenSura range of appliances for people with a urostomy.

SenSura® appliances for post-operative care People with an ostomy tend to use specific products during the post-operative stage.

Adapt Barrier Rings( Flat and Convex)

 

  

 

 

 

General Information

 

• Use to fill in or caulk uneven skin contours near the stoma to create a flatter surface.

• Use to prevent ostomy drainage from getting under the pouch seal.

• Can be cut, stretched and stacked together to improve the fit of your pouching system.

Using

Adapt Barrier Rings or Adapt Convex Barrier Rings

Wash and dry your skin thoroughly.

Remove the protective coverings from both sides of the barrier ring and stretch

or mold the ring to fit your stoma size

Apply the flat side of the ring to the adhesive area of your ostomy pouching system.

Apply your ostomy pouch as usual.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know what size ring to use?

A:

Select the size that most closely matches the size of your stoma.

The rings may be pulled and stretched to fit.

Convex Barrier Rings can be Stretched as follows:

Stock No. Stretch up to:

79520 1

² (25mm)

79530 1 3/8

² (35mm)

79540 1 3/4

² (45mm)

Q: What if the ring is too big for my stoma?

A:

You can make the ring smaller by cutting away a section

and pressing the cut ends back together.

Q: My stoma is not round. Can I still use the rings?

A:

Yes! The rings can be pulled or stretched into the shape you need.

Q: How should I remove the rings?

A:

The ring will come off when you remove your pouch. If residue remains,

gently roll and peel it from the skin.

Q: Can the rings be used a second time?

A:

No, the Adapt Barrier Rings and Adapt Convex Barrier Rings are not

designed for re-use and would not adhere well if reapplied.

Q: Can I use this product when my skin is irritated?

A:

Yes*, Adapt Barrier Rings and Adapt Convex Barrier Rings are alcohol-free

and will not cause pain when used on irritated skin.

*Irritated skin near the stoma should be evaluated by a healthcare professional who will

help determine the cause of the skin problem and how to prevent further injury.

Ostomy Pouch Covers

Wearing Instructions

1. Gather the end of the pouch and insert it into the back of the opening in the cover.
2. Slide the cover up and over the pouch as if putting on a slip cover.
3. Guide the opening of the cover as that it resides where the pouch and the barrier (flange) are connected. (On a one piece system this would be where the pouch and barrier is factory sealed).
4. Insure that the upper edge of the pouch is inside the upper area of the cover above
   the opening in the back.

Colostomy bag applied to fistula.

A stoma appliance has been applied to the skin surrounding the fistula.

Figure of fecal fistula managing with ostomy bag and wound care product.

 Eakin Seal is best to fill the skin folds and uneven skin around the stoma and fecal fistula to help the bag attach better.


Fecal Fistula applying Eakin seal


Fecal fistula can be managed by using wound care products and large sized colostomy bags. It needs long term management and may heal spontaneously. I was also invited to manage such fistula at Kathmandu Medical College before 2 weeks. Now the patient is getting better by using 70 mm colostomy bags and eakin seal under the colostomy flange. His hospital stay has been shortening.


 

Use of convex ostomy flange and depressed stoma

Ostomy Pouch

                                                            Convex colostomy flange

Retracted stoma( depressed stoma)

 

Today, I had gone to National Cancer Hospital, Jawalakhel for management of complication of leakage from colostomy bag. The patient was wearing a flat colostomy bag but his stoma was depressed. So he complained that he had to change bag three times a day  which caused peristomal skin irritation and excoriation. So, in this situation, I applied ostomy powder around the stoma and selected convex flange because it will fit depressed stoma properly. So I hope you will also follow the same process for appliying colostomy bags on depressed stoma.