Dr Alex Ortega Loayza MD

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There is a gap of knowledge in diagnosis of in clinical specialties education. We found a underrepresentation of PG among textbooks and journals in specialties, especially in differentiating PG from its mimickers.

PYODERMA GANGRENOSUM(PG)🧐
PG is a condition that results in painful skin ulcers (like those shown above).
Usually affects men and most often in ages 25 to 55.
Doctors don't know what causes it, but it often happens in people who have another health problem, such as inflammatory .
Treatments include dressings, creams, and medicines

Link in the bio.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33394563/

Doctors usually treat Gangrenosum by using:
• dressings to protect
• corticosteroids
• medicine to calm
Sores from pyoderma can get worse from:
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• clesning dead skin from the wound -although debridement usually helps wounds heal, deriding the sores make them worse.
Consult with your doctor/specialist for personalized medical advice.

CLINICAL TRIAL at OHSU
Health and Science University is conducting a clinical study for Pyoderma Gangrenosum
Our goal is to determine the safety and effectiveness of for the treatment of PG.
Our goal is to provide every patient with personalized medical care.
To see if you qualify or for more information, please email: [email protected] or click the link in the bio to learn more about the

CLINICAL TRIAL at OHSU
Health and Science University is conducting a clinical study for Pyoderma Gangrenosum
Our goal is to determine the safety and effectiveness of for the treatment of PG.
Our goal is to provide every patient with personalized medical care.
To see if you qualify or for more information, please email: [email protected] or click the link in the bio to learn more about the

The syndrome of PG is interesting and aids in recognizing its presence.
(P) The usual clinical course of PG starts with a painful nodule papule pustule or vesicle that will expand and break down.
(I) There will be inflammation.
After the inflammation, the initial lesion will break down.
(E) following the breakdown, there will be erosions and ulcerations if the wound bed until it takes the recognizable form that we associate with PG
Credit to and Dr. Rishi Trivedi for the Acronym.

Pustular is characterized by painful bumps (pustules) most often found on the arms and legs. The lesions eventually develop into ulcerations. This form is often associated with inflammatory bowel disease .
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and association of

CLINICAL TRIAL at OHSU
Health and Science University ( ) is conducting a clinical study for
Our goal is to determine the safety and effectiveness of for the treatment of PG.
Our goal is to provide every patient with personalized medical care.
To see if you qualify or for more information, please email: [email protected] or click the link in the bio to learn more about the

The exact cause of (PG). It’s suspected to be an .
Approximately 50 percent of cases of PG are associated with other disorders, especially the inflammatory bowel diseases ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease .
In some people,the development of pyoderma gangrenosum follows surgery or trauma (pathergy).

CLINICAL TRIAL.
Health and Science University (OHSU) is conducting a clinical research study for
Our goal is to determine the safety and effectiveness of for the treatment of PG.
Our goal is to provide every patient with personalized medical care.
To see if you qualify or for more information, please email: [email protected] or click the link in the bio to learn more about the trial.

PYODERMA GANGRENOSUM(PG)🧐
PG is a condition that results in painful skin ulcers (like those shown above).
Usually affects men and most often in ages 25 to 55.
Doctors don't know what causes it, but it often happens in people who have another health problem, such as inflammatory .
Treatments include dressings, creams, and medicines