Ētahi atu korero ― Maori

I kitea e te rangahau 230 turoro, ā, 36 o rātou i pā ki te rewharewha. Ko te tau toharite o ēnei turoro he 84 tau, ā, he taurangi papatipu tinana 21.7 kg/m², me te tauwehenga tāne ki te wahine 2:1. Ko ngā pūtake o te mate i tino hono ki te tau, te ira tangata, te taurangi papatipu tinana, te wā noho, te momo rongoā e whakamahia ana, me te whakaheke toto. Ko te roanga o te noho me te whakamahi auau i ngā rongoā bamboo i pā atu ki ngā whara kino. Kāore he huringa histopathological motuhake. Ka taea te whakaiti i ngā āhua o te kiri mā te whakapai ake i te noho, te whakamahi mokete hau, te kirīmi waikawa salicylic, me ngā kirīmi makuku.
A total of 230 patients were included, of which 36 were diagnosed with geriatric buttock dermatosis, with a mean age of (84.2±12.6) years, mean body mass index of (21.7±3.8) kg/m2, and a male to female ratio of 2:1. There was a significant correlation between the occurrence of the disease and age, gender, body mass index, sedentary time, type of chair used, and hypertension (P<0.05). The severity of the lesions may be associated with longer sitting time and prolonged use of bamboo chairs (P<0.05). Histopathologic changes were not specific. The skin lesions could subside after general treatment such as improvement of lifestyle, use of pressure-reducing air mattresses, salicylic acid cream, and moisturizing creams.