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Letter: Pseudoverrucous papules and nodules: a case report.

Thaer Douri, A Zahi Shawaf

Dermatology online journal 2012


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    Pseudoverrucous papules and nodules (PPN) is an uncommon complication, mainly reported in the diaper area. It is thought to be a manifestation of chronic irritant contact dermatitis that develops as a result of prolonged exposure to liquid stool and/or urine. We describe a case of a peristomal PPN in a patient who had a urostomy after treatment of bladder carcinoma with radical cystectomy.

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    Thaer Douri, A Zahi Shawaf. Letter: Pseudoverrucous papules and nodules: a case report. Dermatology online journal. 2012;18(4):14

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    PMID: 22559029

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