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Epidemiology and Trends of Nail Disorders (2014-2024): A Single Tertiary-Center Study.
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Practice Nursing, 2010
Three patients, men aged 58, 79 and 78 years, with onychocryptosis in their right, left and right hallux respectively, were treated by partial nail extraction and phenolisation of the nail bed. The wound did not heal and the symptoms worsened. The ankle-brachial index was < 0.9, which is an indication of peripheral arterial disease.
Jean Watkins
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Three patients, men aged 58, 79 and 78 years, with onychocryptosis in their right, left and right hallux respectively, were treated by partial nail extraction and phenolisation of the nail bed. The wound did not heal and the symptoms worsened. The ankle-brachial index was < 0.9, which is an indication of peripheral arterial disease.
Jean Watkins
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Large Lobular Capillary Hemangioma Associated with Ingrown Toenail: Histopathological Features and Case Report [PDF]
Dermatopathology (Basel, Switzerland), 2022 Antonio Córdoba Fernández +1 more
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Recurrence and satisfaction with sutured surgical treatment of an ingrown toenail [PDF]
Annals of Medicine and Surgery, 2020 Mikolaj Dabrowski
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A fast and effective solution for ingrown toenail: Creation of a 2-mm space between tissue and nail by sutureless lateral longitudinal excision [PDF]
Archives of Dermatological Research, 2021 Ethem Ünal, Sema Yuksekdag
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Therapeutische Umschau. Revue therapeutique, 2020
Ingrown toenails Abstract. Ingrown toenails are the most common foot problems in primary care. Untreated or mistreated ingrown toenails will lead to unacceptable long suffering of the patient with negative impact on their daily life. Still there is no consensus reached for best treatment and usually the surgical options are the last solution.
Kirusigan, Pavotbawan, Thomas S, Müller
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Ingrown toenails Abstract. Ingrown toenails are the most common foot problems in primary care. Untreated or mistreated ingrown toenails will lead to unacceptable long suffering of the patient with negative impact on their daily life. Still there is no consensus reached for best treatment and usually the surgical options are the last solution.
Kirusigan, Pavotbawan, Thomas S, Müller
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Ingrown Toenail in Children and Conservative Treatment Methods: A Case Report [PDF]
Journal of Cosmetic DermatologyKlaudia Mazurek
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