2017
DOI: 10.1111/ced.13041
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Peristomal psoriasis

Abstract: Peristomal psoriasis is common but potentially under-recognized. Selecting effective treatment that does not hinder bag appliance is crucial for effective management. Effective treatments include hydrocolloid dressings and topical corticosteroid regimens.

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“…Peristomal psoriasis occurs in up to 5% of ostomy patients and may present in patients with subtle psoriasis elsewhere on the body. 16 Psoriatic plaques are generally sharply defined and extends beyond the stoma. Unlike MASD, psoriasis can be more prominent outside the stoma, as the moist environment under the adhesive skin barrier helps alleviate psoriatic lesions.…”
Section: Ostomy Accessoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peristomal psoriasis occurs in up to 5% of ostomy patients and may present in patients with subtle psoriasis elsewhere on the body. 16 Psoriatic plaques are generally sharply defined and extends beyond the stoma. Unlike MASD, psoriasis can be more prominent outside the stoma, as the moist environment under the adhesive skin barrier helps alleviate psoriatic lesions.…”
Section: Ostomy Accessoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These are mostly treated with nongreasy topical steroids but may require systemic anti-inflammatory agents. 43 Further, trauma to the stoma from an ill-fitting appliance or other mechanical sources may lead to inflammatory granulomas and polyps (►Fig. 5).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A range of different diagnoses needing stoma surgery was observed in a study by Marshall et al, and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) was the primary reason, with Crohn's disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) accounting for most cases of IBD. In that retrospective study, Marshall et al . assessed the prevalence of PP and identified the most effective treatment.…”
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