Reply to "Special Enema Kit for J-Pouch?"

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JulieBaker posted:

The different enemas referenced are probably for a small volume of solution since the pouch is smaller than the original colon.

I took the same volume for the J Pouch as I did for the Colon. Keep in mind that when you are scoped with a J Pouch they push up into the ileum to peek around in there. Therefore it is not just the J Pouch that needs to be cleansed out. Volume is a non factor in all of this and when prepping for scopes I use the same Fleet enema bottle.

Therapeutic enemas and cleanses are a different story perhaps. For scope prep enemas, there should be no difference. You are not just cleaning out the J Pouch, you are also cleansing the ileum and if it isn't clear the exam will be incomplete as to the neoterminal ileum.

11/4/187:31 PM

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