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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2004 Onychocryptosis is prevalent globally and most often the result of self-attempts at curing the condition in its earliest stages. Its clinical presentation is often confused with a number of osseous and soft tissue abnormalities, some of which have great import to a patient's overall welfare. Treatment consists of local and systemic care, including nail
Nicole M, DeLauro, Thomas M, DeLauro
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Onychocryptosis — phenol burn fiasco
Burns, 2001 Ingrowing toenails, onychocryptosis, are a common condition that can be treated conservatively or surgically. Conservative treatment often fails necessitating operative intervention. Surgical treatments include wedge resection, Zadik's procedure and nail removal with ablation of the germinal matrix by phenol.
P, Sugden, M, Levy, G S, Rao
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Comparative study between nail retraining with gauze bandaging and the nail remodeling with acrylics as a conservative treatment for stage I and IIa onychocryptosis [PDF]
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2023 Abstract Objective Onychocryptosis is one of the most prevalent onychopathies, being a frequent reason for consultation in podiatric clinical practice. Conservative treatments are the first therapeutic choice, with nail remodeling using clotrimazole gel emerging as an alternative, although its medium‐term effectiveness is unknown. The objective of this
Alfonso Martinez Nova, Pilar Nieto-Gil
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Surgical Treatment of Onychocryptosis
, 2018 Proper nail growth is dependent on a host of mechanical factors. Changes to the nail borders and forces affecting growth at the matrix often leads to pathology at the nail/skin interface. When conservative efforts fail there are a variety of surgical approaches and techniques available to the physician including: radical excision, rotational flap ...
Lauren Dabakaroff +3 more
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Silicone Gel Sheeting for the Management and Prevention of Onychocryptosis
Dermatologic Surgery, 2003 Onychocryptosis, commonly referred to as ingrown nails, has many therapeutic alternatives for its management. Although mild cases can be treated conservatively, in severe cases, surgical treatment is preferred. Silicone gel sheeting is found to be effective in the treatment of hypertrophic scars and keloids.To document the effectiveness of silicone gel
Aksakal, AB, Gurer, MA, Ozsoy, E
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Onychocryptosis – decrypting the controversies
International Journal of Dermatology, 2020 AbstractOnychocryptosis, or ingrown toenail, is a frequent, painful condition affecting young individuals. Controversies still exist regarding its etiopathogenesis and treatment options, including conservative and surgical techniques. The choice of treatment method depends on the stage of disease as conservative measures are mostly effective in early ...
Vishal Thakur +2 more
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Association of abnormal foot angles and onychocryptosis
Foot, 2008To find if there is any association between the abnormal interphalangeal (IPA) and/or hallux valgus angles (HVA) and onychocryptosis.Eighty consecutive patients with proven ingrowing toenail of all grades had their interphalangeal and hallux valgus angles of the great toe been measured on a stress view standing radiograph, and compared with a control ...
Fayeq M, Darwish +3 more
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A New Onychocryptosis Classification and Treatment Plan
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 2007Onychocryptosis is a pathologic condition of the nail apparatus in which the toenail damages the nail fold. It is a common condition provoking pain, inflammation, and functional limitation. It principally occurs in the hallux. Onychocryptosis is one of the most frequent complaints regarding the foot and accounts for many clinical consultations.
Alfonso Martinez Nova +1 more
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Algorithm for the management of antibiotic prophylaxis in onychocryptosis surgery
Foot, 2010Antibiotic prophylaxis in nail surgery is not clearly established, and there is scant scientific evidence regarding the need for its use in preventing surgical site infection, hematogenous total joint infection, and infective endocarditis.To propose an algorithm based on the evidence for the management of antibiotic prophylaxis in onychocryptosis ...
Antonio Córdoba Fernández
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