Onychocryptosis and Neutropaenia

Posted on July 23, 2013 by admin

Are there any particular considerations to be made when treating a neutropaenic patient who has painful onychocryptosis?I am aware that the major issue for neutropaenic patients is avoiding wounds, and the associated risk of infection. Neutropaenia may mask the normal signs of sepsis, and… More..

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