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This case aims to highlight the effective treatment of severe PASH syndrome through a multimodal approach.

Rapid remission through multimodal therapy in a severe form of PASH Syndrome: A case report

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A case report demonstrates rapid remission of severe PASH syndrome using multimodal therapy, suggesting effective treatment protocols.

This case aims to highlight the effective treatment of severe PASH syndrome through a multimodal approach.
Patient presented with severe HS, acne, and PG-like ulcers.
Surgical intervention included excision, wound debridement, and drainage.
Treatment involved IV ertapenem, corticosteroids, and oral cyclosporine A.
Patient experienced rapid pain resolution and mobility recovery.
Complete healing of lesions occurred within eight weeks.
Histopathology confirmed neutrophilic inflammation without systemic disease.

Lohmer et al. (2026) studied this question.

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A case report demonstrates rapid remission of severe PASH syndrome using multimodal therapy, suggesting effective treatment protocols.

This case aims to highlight the effective treatment of severe PASH syndrome through a multimodal approach.
Patient presented with severe HS, acne, and PG-like ulcers.
Surgical intervention included excision, wound debridement, and drainage.
Treatment involved IV ertapenem, corticosteroids, and oral cyclosporine A.
Patient experienced rapid pain resolution and mobility recovery.
Complete healing of lesions occurred within eight weeks.
Histopathology confirmed neutrophilic inflammation without systemic disease.

Lohmer et al. (2026) studied this question.

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