Because of the high incidence of peristomal skin conditions in the ostomy patient population, it is also important to consider certain risk factors that may predispose the patient to developing ...

Treating preexisting skin conditions, such as psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis, is also integral in caring for peristomal dermatoses ... atrophy should always be considered when using these ...

starts in your skin (not in other organs or tissues) it is called a skin lymphoma. Lymphoma that starts in the lymph nodes and spreads to the skin isn’t lymphoma of the skin. Skin cancer ...

Some of the potential problems that can occur after getting a stoma include: Peristomal dermatitis: The area around the stoma is called the peristomal skin. The ileostomy output, which can be watery ...

Fruits, vegetables, dairy, soda — here’s what the evidence suggests about foods and skin health. Credit...Melody Melamed for The New York Times Supported by By Alice Callahan If you’ve ever ...

How Does the Skin Barrier Work? If you looked at the stratum corneum under a microscope, it’s sort of takes after brick and mortar. It’s made up of cells called corneocytes that act as bricks.

Skin lumps are generally not considered dangerous. If you notice changes in the color or size of the lump, you may want to have a dermatologist check for cancer. What are skin lumps? Skin lumps ...

Secondary EMPD should, therefore, be considered in the differential diagnosis where there is potential for malignant extension, particularly in post-operative tissue. This report describes a case of ...