Peristomal skin ulcer with intestinal metaplasia

A case of periostomy intestinal metaplasia without adenomatous or dysplastic changes in an ulcerative colitis patient

“…Despite diligent stoma care, reports of stomal and peristomal complications such as stenosis, prolapse, retraction, parastomal hernia, parastomal dermatitis, and parastomal bleeding are commonly reported . There have been few reports of intestinal metaplasia without adenomatous or dysplastic changes adjacent to an ostomy site . Most of these cases occurred approximately 10 years after ostomy placement, similar to our patient .…”

“…There have been few reports of intestinal metaplasia without adenomatous or dysplastic changes adjacent to an ostomy site . Most of these cases occurred approximately 10 years after ostomy placement, similar to our patient . Predisposing factors that influence cutaneous to intestinal metaplasia remain largely unknown.…”

“…Intestinal metaplasia is an uncommon benign cellular transformation that can occur in patients with an ostomy . The etiology remains elusive, but chronic irritation and trauma have been suggested as possible risk factors .…”

“…Intestinal metaplasia is an uncommon benign cellular transformation that can occur in patients with an ostomy. [1][2][3][4] The etiology remains elusive, but chronic irritation and trauma have been suggested as possible risk factors. 5 We present an uncommon case of intestinal metaplasia without adenomatous or dysplastic changes arising along the periphery of an ostomy site in a patient with ulcerative colitis.…”

A rare skin disorder associated with a stoma: intestinal metaplasia and adenoma occurring in a skin ulcer around a colostomy site

“…In general, patients with stomata can occasionally develop peristomal skin disease such as fecal or urinary irritant reaction/dermatitis, bacterial or fungal infections, chronic papillomatous dermatitis, rarely psoriasis, and others . Intestinal metaplasia around a stoma has been reported as one of the complications associated with stomata . The present case developed an ulcer with hyperplastic granulation tissue in the skin around the colostomy.…”