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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.

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Onychocryptosis and Neutropaenia

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