Peristomale Dermatitiden

Zusammenfassung

Peristomale Dermatitiden (PD) stellen eine häufige Komplikation bei abdominellen Stomata dar. Dabei handelt es sich um ein breites Spektrum an Differenzialdiagnosen wie toxisch-irritative oder allergische Kontaktdermatitiden, Infektionen, vorbestehende Hauterkrankungen wie die Psoriasis vulgaris, Tumoren oder kutane Manifestationen chronisch-entzündlicher Darmerkrankungen. In dieser Arbeit wird anhand dreier Fallbeispiele eine Übersicht über die Häufigkeit, Ätiopathogenese, klinische Besonderheiten sowie die entsprechende Diagnostik und Therapie der PD geboten.

Abstract

Peristomal dermatoses (PD) are a frequent complication in abdominal stomata. These include a broad spectrum of differential diagnoses like toxic-irritative or allergic contact dermatitis, infections, pre-existing skin diseases like Psoriasis vulgaris, tumors or cutaneous manifestations of chronic-inflammatory intestinal diseases. In this article, three case reports are used to offer an overview of the frequency, etiopathogenesis and clinical characteristics as well as the corresponding diagnostics and therapy of PD.

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