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Introduction Nitric–zinc complex solution (NZCS) is a topically applied solution containing nitric acid, zinc, copper, and organic acids that induce a painless caustic effect on “difficult-to-treat” warts, including palmoplantar and periungual locations.
Aniza Giacaman +6 more
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Safety and Efficacy of Intralesional Polidocanol Sclerotherapy in the Treatment of Plantar Warts : A Pilot Study [PDF]
Background: Benign lesions called warts can develop on the skin and mucosa. These are among the most prevalent skin conditions, and their severity can vary from a small quantity of annoyance that goes away on its own to a bothersome chronic ailment.Aim ...
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Background: Hyperthermia has proved successful in treating cutaneous human papillomavirus infectious diseases such as plantar wart and condyloma acuminata (CA).
Yu-Zhe Sun +7 more
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Assessment of the frequency of all kinds of cutaneous warts in school age male students in Behshahr in 2003-2004 [PDF]
Background and purpose: Warts are benign epidermal lesions, caused by human papilloma viruses (HPVS). These lesions occur in different body surfaces with different shapes, and they are sometimes predisposing factors for some kinds of malignancies ...
M. Golpour
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Cryotherapy versus CO2 laser in the treatment of plantar warts: a randomized controlled trial
Background: Warts are one of the most common infections in humans. Plantar warts are a subtype of non-genital warts, and several procedures and topical treatments have been used in its treatment.
Nahid Hemmatian Boroujeni +1 more
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Background: Intralesional Vitamin D3 has recently demonstrated encouraging outcomes in the treatment of various wart types. Purpose: This study evaluated the efficacy and safety of intralesional Vitamin D3 in the treatment of viral warts.
Ahmad A. El-Ebiary, Ahmed A. Alsaati
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Comprehensive treatment potential for plantar warts in pediatric patients: a case study [PDF]
E.G. Golovacheva1,2, O.I. Afanasyeva1, E.S. Goncharova1,2, A.G. Bykovskaya2, V.A. Apryatina3 1Smorodintsev Research Institute of Influenza, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation 2St. Petersburg Outpatient Clinic № 106, St.
E.G. Golovacheva +4 more
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El tratamiento de dermatosis con el nitrógeno líquido como criógeno (sustancia generadora de frío) permite destrucción celular a más de 5 mm de profundidad, lo que resulta imprescindible para utilizarlo en el tratamiento de cánceres cutáneos; además, es ...
Belkis Tamara Miranda Díaz
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