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What are some good nursing implications for a diverticular disease patient who has undergone partial colectomy? - diverticular disease of the colon

The surgical treatment of diverticulitis or diverticular bleeding involves removing the affected colon (partial colectomy) and then joining the remaining sections. Partial colectomy is done under general anesthesia.
Although it is usually out as a procedure in which a large incision made in the stomach recent studies indicate that an operation thatlaparoscopic played with instruments like a scope inserted through small incisions, is a 2nd best option, .1,
Partial colectomy can be done in one step or may be an additional operation (two phases) to demand. In an operation in two phases, the first operation removes the diseased part of the colon and the end of the colon is connected to an opening in the abdomen (stoma). Until the next surgery, stool leaves the body at this first and in a disposable bag. After inflammation and infection of diverticulitis were clarified, the second operation is done to connect the ends of the colon.

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