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Management of the ingrown toenail.
American family physician, 2009Ingrown toenail, or onychocryptosis, most commonly affects the great toenail. Many anatomic and behavioral factors are thought to contribute to ingrown toenails, such as improper trimming, repetitive or inadvertent trauma, genetic predisposition, hyperhidrosis, and poor foot hygiene.
Joel J, Heidelbaugh, Hobart, Lee
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Radiofrequency-assisted lateral toenail onychotomy for ingrown toenail
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2022Tekumalla Sindhuja
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American family physician, 2002
Ingrown toenail is a common problem resulting from various etiologies including improperly trimmed nails, hyperhidrosis, and poorly fitting shoes. Patients commonly present with pain in the affected nail but with progression, drainage, infection, and difficulty walking occur.
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Ingrown toenail is a common problem resulting from various etiologies including improperly trimmed nails, hyperhidrosis, and poorly fitting shoes. Patients commonly present with pain in the affected nail but with progression, drainage, infection, and difficulty walking occur.
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The management of ingrown toenails.
Australian family physician, 1990Ingrown toenail is an unpleasant condition often affecting young people. Surgery is often necessary for its treatment. A simple office procedure is described, with details and special precautions, which results in few complications and generally a good outcome.
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Results of Partial Matrixectomy for Chronic Ingrown Toenail
Foot and Ankle International, 2011Murat Kayalar
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Factors affecting Recurrence Rate of Ingrown Toenail Treated with Marginal Toenail Ablation
Foot and Ankle International, 2004Ilhami Kuru
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