Hallux interphalangeal angle and risk of ingrown hallux nail

Posted on October 21, 2015 by admin

Relationship between the presence of abnormal hallux interphalangeal angle and risk of ingrown hallux nail: a case control study Antonio C?rdoba-Fern?ndez, Pedro Monta?o-Jim?nez, Manuel Cohe?a-Jim?nez BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders; October 2015, 16:301, Quote: Background Many risk factors have been identified to be associated with ingrown toenail.

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Hallux interphalangeal angle and risk of ingrown hallux nail

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