OTTO OSTOMY™

Includes anodized aluminum base, clear torso shell with four openings for stoma placement, molded from an actual patient’s scan the color coded organs displayed include the stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, kidneys, ureters, bladder, ileal conduit, two sections of small intestines , two loop adaptor connectors (to demonstrate a loop ileostomy or loop colostomy) and the following stomas: 7/8″ diameter, 2″ diameter, urostomy with 3″ stents in place , (to be used with the ileal conduit), loop stoma with rod, loop without rod, double barrel, oval, mushroom, prolapsed, 3″ diameter, granuloma, necrotic, ischemic, in-skin-fold, parastomal hernia, mucocutaneous separation, recessed, flush and User’s Manual.

The more healthcare providers understand ostomies, the better they will be able to educate and encourage their patients about this life-changing event. Proper teaching helps increase patients’ understanding of their condition and the adjustments which may be necessary for achieving a satisfactory standard of life with their new stoma. Pre-operative teaching allows patients and their families to begin learning about ostomies prior to surgery, at a time when they are less distracted—reducing anxiety. Seeing the 3D digestive and urinary tracts and visualizing the location and function of the various organs is essential to learning, especially in those cases where cognitive processes or language may be an obstacle. Otto Ostomy™ will help your patients and their families become more knowledgeable about how their intestinal tract has been altered to form an end or loop ileostomy and colostomy or the urinary tract altered to form a urostomy.

Yes, the distal section of the small intestines, all four sections of the large intestines, the rectum, and the bladder can be separated and/or removed from the model.

The four holes in the torso shell give you placement options for the stomas.

Yes, with the parts supplied you can demonstrate how an end or loop ileostomy and colostomy are configured.

Yes, the large intestines can be separated in four locations, ileocecal junction, ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon and at the junction with the rectum.

You can demonstrate a urostomy by removing the ureters from the bladder, remove the bladder, placing the stoma with stents in one of the four holes in the clear torso shell, attaching the supplied ileal conduit to the stoma and inserting the ureters into the ileal conduit.

Take the clear torso shell and move it posteriorly closer to the stomach, line-up the hole in the upper torso area with the hole in the stomach, insert the gastrostomy tube and follow manufacturer’s instructions for securing the tube.

Yes, all parts on the model are available individually. Check 0310 Otto Ostomy™ accessories or call our Customer Service Department for assistance.

You can use soap and water or alcohol.

Yes.