Patient-Controlled Taping for the Treatment of Ingrown Toenails

Tsunoda, Meiko; Tsunoda, Koichi

doi:10.1370/afm.1712

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“…With adhesive bandage, the nailfold is pulled away from the nail. 5,6 The idea of this technique is that it reduces the pressure of the nail on the edge of the nail. Tsunoda et al instructed 541 patients or their guardians in the use of the taping technique.…”

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“…Tsunoda et al instructed 541 patients or their guardians in the use of the taping technique. Ingrown toenail symptoms and abnormal nail growth were resolved, and no additional therapy was required in 276 patients …”

Section: Treatment Of Coexisting Mild Ingrown Nail and Pincer Nailmentioning

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“…With adhesive bandage, the nailfold is pulled away from the nail . The idea of this technique is that it reduces the pressure of the nail on the edge of the nail.…”

Section: Treatment Of Coexisting Mild Ingrown Nail and Pincer Nailmentioning

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Preservative and surgical interventions to treat ingrown nail and pincer nail

Kasuya

Tokura

2018

J Cutaneous Imm & Allergy

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Ingrown nail and pincer nail are common diseases. Although they are sometimes indistinguishable and described together, they are different conditions. Pincer nail is a situation where nail plate is curved transversely. On the other hand, ingrown nail represents a condition, where lateral edge of nail cuts deep into the lateral nail fold causing severe inflammation and even pyogenic granuloma. Ingrown nail and pincer nail coexist in some patients. In certain occupational environments, these nail diseases frequently occur as well as irritant and allergic skin diseases. In addition, they may take place in patients receiving epidermal growth factor receptor inhibitors. Different approaches should be made for the treatment of these nail conditions. Historically, surgical interventions, as exemplified by partial avulsion of nail plate and matricectomy, were usually selected. Currently, a number of preservative methods have been emerging, including nail sculpture, Tsume Flat®, Pedigrass®, VHO®, and hyperelastic wire. However, there has been no golden standard. Each facility takes its own method for the treatment. In this review, we explain these preservative methods as well as surgical interventions.

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Preservative and surgical interventions to treat ingrown nail and pincer nail

Kasuya

Tokura

2018

J Cutaneous Imm & Allergy

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“…Jeżeli odtłuszczenie i osuszenie nie jest wystarczające, można zastosować specjalistyczne preparaty zwiększające adhezję taśmy do powierzchni skóry, np. Mastisol Medical Liquid Adhesive [4,13].…”

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Ingrown toenail: pathogenesis, prevention and conservative treatment

Antończak¹,

Jurzak²,

Adamczyk³

et al. 2015

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Przegląd Dermatologiczny 2015/4 343 STRESZCZENIE Wrastający paznokieć jest chorobą dotyczącą zarówno osób młodych, jak i dojrzałych, powodującą dyskomfort lub ból o różnym nasileniu. W zależności od stadium zaawansowania staje się on często przyczyną znacznych utrudnień w życiu codziennym. Etiopatogeneza wrastają-cego paznokcia obejmuje ucisk zewnętrzny, ucisk wewnętrzny oraz występowanie czynników dodatkowych. Przebieg choroby jest na ogół przewlekły i dotyczy głównie palucha. W profilaktyce choroby i leczeniu zachowawczym ważne jest przede wszystkim odbarczenie wałów bocznych, otwarcie toru wzrostu płytce paznokciowej oraz prawidło-wa higiena. Pomimo istnienia różnych metod leczenia wrastającego paznokcia wiele spośród nich cechuje się małą efektywnością, co w konsekwencji staje się przyczyną dużego odsetka nawrotów. ABSTRACTIngrown toenail is a disease of both children and adults, causing discomfort or pain of varying degrees of severity. Depending on the stage of disease, it is often the cause of significant difficulties in daily life. Etiopathogenesis of ingrown nail covers external pressure, internal pressure and presence of additional factors. The course of the disease is usually chronic, and it affects mainly the big toe. Decompression shaft side, opening track nail growth and proper hygiene play the key role in prevention and treatment of the disease. Despite the existence of different treatments for ingrown nail, many of them have low efficacy, which is the reason for the high relapse rate.Wrastający paznokieć -etiopatogeneza, profilaktyka i leczenie zachowawcze Kontrowersyjna wydaje się już terminologia, ponieważ nazwa choroby wrastający paznokieć (ICD-10: L60.0) nie odpowiada typowemu mechanizmowi powstawania schorzenia. Unguis incarnatus, czyli wra-

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“…Tsunoda and colleagues 1 share a large case series showing outcomes from a novel technique for patientcontrolled taping to treat ingrown toenails. Based on the results, the authors have made patient-controlled taping the first-line treatment for every ingrown or problematically curved toenail seen in their practice.…”

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Stange¹

2014

The Annals of Family Medicine

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Patient-Controlled Taping for the Treatment of Ingrown Toenails

Cited by 17 publications

References 9 publications

Preservative and surgical interventions to treat ingrown nail and pincer nail

Preservative and surgical interventions to treat ingrown nail and pincer nail

Ingrown toenail: pathogenesis, prevention and conservative treatment

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