Percutaneous Cecostomy Insertion
- Indications -
                      
A potential candidate for C-tube insertion may experience fecal incontinence with troublesome soiling, or not respond well to rectal enemas, or wear diapers.

The indications include fecal / bowel incontinence due to numerous diagnoses including:
> spina bifida
> imperforate anus
> cloacal abnormalities
> paraplegia
> cerebral palsy
> spinal cord injury

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