Cancer Survivorship at the Intersections of Care and Personhood.
Cancer Survivorship at the Intersections of Care and Personhood.
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护理与人格交叉点的癌症幸存者。
DOI：
10.1080/01459740.2019.1642886
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Krouse,RobertS
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作者：
Ramirez,Michelle;Janke,EAmy;Grant,Marcia;Altschuler,Andrea;Hornbrook,Mark;Krouse,RobertS
结肠直肠癌术后肠造口的生存提出了许多挑战的文化范畴的完整的成年人。最重要的是管理不可预测的肠道活动。造口的技术管理由生物医学专家提供便利，对于人格重新调整至关重要。本文重点介绍了一些女性长期癌症幸存者如何管理和适应这种新的粪便习性，动员各种组合的护理-接受护理，继续提供特定的性别形式的护理，并返回到照顾的角色。这些相互依赖的护理实践重新调整了人格，或者至少最大限度地减少了造口术对完全成人人格的文化类别的攻击。
Surviving colorectal cancer following ostomy surgery with an intestinal stoma presents numerous challenges to the cultural category of full adult personhood. The foremost is managing unpredictable bowel activity. The technical management of the ostomy facilitated by biomedical specialists, is essential for personhood realignment. This article focuses on how some female long-term cancer survivors manage and adapt to this new fecal habitus by mobilizing various assemblages of care – receiving care, continuing to provide particular gendered forms of care, and returning to caregiving roles. These interdependent practices of care realign personhood, or at the very least, minimize the assaults that having an ostomy presents to the cultural category of full adult personhood.