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What is an Ostomy Bag?

An ostomy bag is a medical device used to collect waste from the body when a child has undergone an ostomy surgery. This surgery creates an opening (stoma) in the abdomen, allowing waste to bypass a damaged part of the digestive or urinary system.

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