Case reports in dermatology · 2026
Holistic Treatment Incorporating Moist Wound Healing for Postoperative Radiation-Induced Perineal Ulcer in Rectal Malignancy: A Case Report.
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Nie Guikuan, Zhang Yahong, Wu Xichuan, Luo Yan, Song Huiyong, Li Hao, He Qiyang, Wu Qinping, Chen Rongmeng
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INTRODUCTION: Radiation-induced perineal ulcers are often refractory to conventional dry exposure therapies. This article reports a case of extensive radiation-induced ulceration successfully managed using a moist wound healing protocol.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 67-year-old male developed progressive perianal, scrotal, and penile ulceration following radiotherapy for rectal carcinoma. Four weeks of conventional dry exposure therapy proved ineffective. Upon admission, the patient was transitioned to a holistic treatment incorporating moist wound healing. This approach resulted in complete reepithelialization of the lesions within 1 week.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates the limitations of dry healing protocols for radiation-induced cutaneous injuries. The application of moist wound healing principles provided rapid efficacy. This offers a valuable clinical strategy for managing refractory perineal radiation ulcers.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 67-year-old male developed progressive perianal, scrotal, and penile ulceration following radiotherapy for rectal carcinoma. Four weeks of conventional dry exposure therapy proved ineffective. Upon admission, the patient was transitioned to a holistic treatment incorporating moist wound healing. This approach resulted in complete reepithelialization of the lesions within 1 week.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates the limitations of dry healing protocols for radiation-induced cutaneous injuries. The application of moist wound healing principles provided rapid efficacy. This offers a valuable clinical strategy for managing refractory perineal radiation ulcers.