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Following a urostomy, the main aim from a hygiene perspective is to prevent bacteria from accumulating in the artificial drainage system (splint), e.g. as a result of contaminated urine. A return stop in the urostomy pouch keeps this risk to a minimum. In practice, however, splints are often pushed through the return stop to keep them more securely in place, which means that they may come into direct contact with the potentially contaminated urine.

Determination of bacteria migration speed through urinary catheter systems in case of urostomy