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Peristomal intestinal metaplasia
Re-epithelialised granular eruption which was emanating from ileostomy site

Peristomal intestinal metaplasia

Re-epithelialised granular eruption which was emanating from ileostomy site  (PIM-patient1)


Keywords: Abdomen, Re-epithelialised peristomal cutaneous ulcer, Resolved colonic metaplasia following therapy, Sensitive-image, Sequential electrocautery treatment, Stoma, Treated cutaneous intestinal metaplasia



What is peristomal intestinal metaplasia?

Peristomal intestinal metaplasia (PIM) is a rare but serious complication affecting the skin around a gastrointestinal stoma site.

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