Unlabelled: There are few reports on laparoscopic stoma creation; we report here our experience with laparoscopic stoma creation.

Patients And Methods: Seven patients who underwent laparoscopic stoma creation between April 2019 and December 2019 were studied and their clinical outcome was evaluated retrospectively. Operation approach: We performed a colostomy in the transverse colon. At first, we insert a 12 mm first port into the site of stoma marking. And more, we insert three 5 mm ports on the opposite side of the first port. We remove the adhesions of the intestinal tract and create a colostomy.

Result: We changed open method 2 cases out of 7 cases due to extensive adhesion. In laparoscopically, we had an operation time of 97 (42-130) minutes and a blood loss of 5(2-40) mL. We had no postoperative complications or stoma problems.

Conclusion: Laparoscopic stoma creation was useful due to few postoperative complications and can be rapidly transferred to chemotherapy.

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