Treatment of nail felon
V. I. Bekmachev
Kazan medical journal ›› 1993, Vol. 74 ›› Issue (2) : 144 -146.
Nail felon is the most common disease of the fingers. In terms of the number of cases, it is second only to subcutaneous panaritium and, according to a number of authors, is 26.1-37.3%. The specified disease is subdivided into paronychia, periungual and subungual felon. Some authors distinguish only two types - paronychia and subungual panaritium, although these are different types of nail panaritium, distinguishable both by localization and by the nature of inflammation. Paronychia - inflammation of only the nail fold; in women, it occurs 5 times more often, often gives relapses. Periungual felon - inflammation of the lateral part of the nail bed from one or both sides, occurs less often, and relapses are rare.
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