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458 Tirabassi et al.
Figure 22 Stoma care supplies. The Preemie Pouch system is applied in two
pieces. Once the stoma site has been cleaned the skin barrier is measured, cut, and
placed around the stoma. Stomahesive bonds the Preemie Pouch (also needs to
have the opening measured and cut) to the skin barrier. The use of a 3cc syringe
as a “caulking gun” allows the precise placement of a fine line of adhesive around
the stoma.
CONCLUSION
In babies and children, intestinal stomas are used in a variety of capacities.
They are created in combination with intestinal resections, as purely decom-
pressive procedures, or as conduits for innovative treatment modalities. The
indications can vary from necrotizing enterocolitis in the premature infant to
fecal incontinence in an adolescent. Although in some instances percutaneous
devices have obviated the need for intestinal exteriorization, stomas remain
an integral part of the treatment of surgical diseases in children.
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Appendix A
United Ostomy Association, Inc.
UOA CHAPTERS
Alabama Maine Oklahoma
Arizona Maryland Oregon
Arkansas Massachusetts Pennsylvania
California Michigan Rhode Island
Colorado Minnesota South Carolina
Connecticut Mississippi South Dakota
Delaware Missouri Tennessee
District of Columbia Montana Texas
Florida Nebraska Utah
Georgia Nevada Virginia
Hawaii New Hampshire Washington
Idaho New Jersey West Virginia
Illinois New Mexico Wisconsin
Indiana New York Wyoming
Iowa North Carolina
Kansas North Dakota UOA Chapters Beyond
Kentucky Ohio the United States
Louisiana
The following list includes every local chapter of the United Ostomy
Association. Each chapter or satellite is displayed with its chapter number,
a contact person, and a phone number. Also, chapters that have their own
websites are displayed with a www notation. A complete list of these web-
sites may be found at http://www.uoa.org/chapters
websites.htm
Mission Statement: The United Ostomy Association is a volunteer-based health
organization dedicated to providing education, information, support and advocacy
for people who have had or will have intestinal or urinary diversions.
463
464 Appendix A
ALABAMA
Anniston AL Chapter #5 Victor Chambers 256-237-9007
Birmingham AL Chapter #7 Lyn Hayes 205-408-0886 www
Dothan AL Chapter #494 Teri Clark 334-794-5000
Huntsville AL Area Chapter #9 Betty Schriver 256-498-3895
Mobile AL Chapter #6 Virginia McCracken 334-341-0773
Montgomery AL Chapter #8 Phillip C. Davis 334-272-2814 www
Morgan Co (Decatur) AL Chapter #699 Susie Huey 256-355-5456
Tuscaloosa AL Chapter #680 Sharon McKinney 205-759-7358
ARIZONA
Mesa-East Valley AZ Chapter #667 Gloria Rose 480-596-5661
Chandler AZ Satellite #136 Roxanne Machac RN 480-786-9436
Mission Tucson AZ Chapter #12 Ernest Remsnyder 520-750-1910 www
Casa Grande AZ Satellite #124 Harry Mindrup 520-466-5778
Green Valley AZ Satellite #85 Bob Geffs 520-648-1707
Yuma AZ Satellite #84 Max McGann 623-317-2774
Phoenix AZ Chapter #11 Robert Drake 602-956-6875 www
Flagstaff AZ Satellite #94 Amy Stilley RN BSN CWOCN 520-779-3366
Sun City AZ Satellite #2 Jim Cole 623-546-8056
Yavapai Co AZ Satellite #114 Paul Murphy 928-649-0436
Southeast AZ Chapter #673 Billy Shelton 520-378-2487
Gila Valley AZ Satellite #87 Webb Goodman 520-428-1088
Appendix A 465
ARKANSAS
Batesville Area AR Chapter #644 Leo Rainey 870-698-2154
Fort Smith AR Chapter #392 Deborah Fulmer, RNET 501-484-0838
Hot Springs AR Chapter #766 Wayne Durfee 501-922-5899
Jonesboro AR Chapter #455 Margaret Scott 870-932-8228
Little Rock/Central AR Chapter #314 Walter Dickinson, SR 501 -221-2020
Northwest AR Chapter #581 Sheila Simonson 501-636-6682 www
Twin Lakes AR Chapter #492 Evelyn Osborn 870-424-3059
CALIFORNIA
Chico CA Chapter #316 Vee Weathers 530-865-7979
Contra Costa Co. CA Chapter #541 Harry Tse 925-682-1303
West Contra Costa CA Satellite #5 Judy Collignon 510-223-1277
Downey-Whittier-Area CA Chapter #515 Lonnie Dodson 626-333-0512
Golden Gate CA Chapter #14 Margaret Macko 415-664-4443
Hemet-San Jacinto CA Chapter #558 Annita Allen 909-652-8775
Inland Empire CA Chapter #19 Judy Brown
Laguna Hills CA Chapter #642 Edward Hallman 949-443-1266
Lancaster CA Chapter #676 Geraldine Godde 661-943-3508
Long Beach CA Chapter #738 Joyce Elza 562-422-3056
Los Angeles CA Chapter #15
Monterey Co CA Chapter #376 James Brown 831-442-2930
Napa Valley CA Chapter #17 Dorothy Harwood 707-226-6110
North County CA Chapter #682 Dorothy Weber Dubransky 760-433-3440
Orange County CA Chapter #18 Dixie Bullington 562-698-8039
Palm Springs-Desert CA Chapter #542 Michael Hood 760-674-1967
Pomona/Ontario CA Chapter #662 Bob Paquet 909-982-9507
466 Appendix A
CALIFORNIA (Continued)
Sacramento CA Chapter #21 James McGee 916-362-7275 www
San Joaquin Co. Costa CA Satellite #006 Stephen Watson 209-951-7165
San Diego Area CA Chapter #22 James Skryja 619-223-2966 www
San Gabriel CA Chapter #235 Shirley Chadwick 626-332-4216
San Luis Obispo CA Chapter #518 Betty Ann Johnson-Quintana 805-773-2896
Santa Barbara CA Chapter #23 Fern Halperin 805-964-4118
Santa Clara Valley CA Chapter #24 Ann Pedersen 408-377-3633
Santa Cruz Co CA Chapter #272 Jim Victory 831-662-1336
Santa Maria-Lompoc CA Chapter #491 Sandy La Polla 805-934-2006
Sequoia/Visalia CA Chapter #751 Beverly Rudd 559-624-0557
Solano County CA Chapter #564 Rochelle Stacey 707-447-0384
Sonoma County CA Chapter #255 Bob Parks 707-823-0831
Southern Alameda Co CA Chapter #643 Sam Holloway 510-792-3260
Ventura CA Chapter #736 Sandra Schipper 805-524-6881
COLORADO
Denver CO Chapter #38 Shirley Lambert 303-530-2506 www
Larimer County CO Chapter #355 Ron Andres 970-482-6094
Northern CO Chapter #39 Jim Parker 970-353-4879
Pike’s Peak CO Chapter #40 Dick Kennedy 719-598-9410
Valley CO Chapter #42 Irene Pryor 970-242-8359
Appendix A 467
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport CT Area Chapter #275 Barb Perkowski 203-924-1771
Bristol/New Britain Area CT Chapter #614 Gail Smuda 860-628-8291
Danbury CT Chapter #394 Enrico Potenziani 203-748-1352
Hartford CT Chapter #43 Mary Babbitt 860-568-8173
Manchester CT Chapter #44 Constance Callahan 860-648-9117
Meriden-Middlesex CT Chapter #349 Linda Runyon 860-563-5025
New Haven CT Chapter #45 Mary Sexton, RNET 203-735-6715
New London Co CT Chapter #262 Ruth Connolly 860-445-0826
Southern Fairfield CT Chapter #46 Margaret Cottone 203-327-2164
Waterbury CT Area Chapter #378 Shirley Harkins, RNET 203-573-6203
DELAWARE
Wilmington DE Chapter #361 Frank Hough 302-239-5907
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington DC Chapter #47 Anastasia Johnson 301-630-9260
FLORIDA
Broward Co (Ft. Lauderdale) FL Chapter #48 Wendy Leuder 954-537-0662 www
Charlotte Co (Punta Gorda) FL Chapter #536 Elaine Trott 941-743-6454
Citrus County FL Chapter #719 Betty Boadwine 352-746-7570
Clearwater Area FL Chapter #563 Earl Ferris 727-392-8189
Collier Co (Naples) FL Chapter #470 Joan McInerney, RN CETN 941-436-5000 www
Gainesville FL Chapter #615 Nelson Griffiths 352-376-8703