A stoma is defined as any artificial opening made into a hollow organ, most commonly the colon (colostomy), ileum (ileostomy), stomach (gastrostomy), bladder (urostomy), or trachea (tracheostomy).
Our Expert Witnesses in Stoma Care specialise in the implementation, reversal, and care of stomas.
With a strong understanding of appropriate standards of care and NICE Guidelines, in addition to a thorough knowledge of treatment pathways, our Expert Witnesses in Stoma Care can advise on causation, breach of duty, current condition, and prognosis in individuals who have either require, have, or have previously had, a stoma.
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