body packing

The practice of transporting goods outside the body is called body packing.

Whole bowel irrigation is not indicated for surgery, as various studies have shown that it increases the rate of infection and antibiotic use (body packing/stuffing).

Box act (also called: body packing; enterology; packanatomicalization) - Circus act in which a contortionist squeezes his/her body into a small box or transparent container.

Its major uses are to treat ingestion of sustained release drugs, toxins not absorbed by activated charcoal (e.g., lithium, iron), and for removal of ingested drug packets (body packing/smuggling).