Anostomy
Anostomy is a surgical procedure that creates an opening into an organ or body cavity. The term is derived from the Greek words "ana" meaning "up" or "through" and "stoma" meaning "mouth". This procedure is typically performed to allow for drainage of fluids, to bypass an obstruction, or to facilitate the introduction of substances into the body.
There are various types of anostomies, depending on the organ or cavity involved and the purpose of
Anostomies can be temporary or permanent. Temporary anostomies are often created to allow an organ to heal