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An Update for UK Podiatrists Performing Toenail Surgery on Patients Who Are Taking Antithrombotic Medications: It’s About Bleeding Time

2021-05-24

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Nail surgery for the permanent removal of all or part of the nail unit can be performed via incisional or physically ablative techniques for conditions such as ingrown, mycotic, or dystrophic toenails. In the United Kingdom podiatric community, where phenol techniques are the standard of care for ablation of the matrix, there remains confusion about the management of patients undergoing nail surgery who are concur...

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41b5d30b-57fc-5770-aac6-e8d1d9bbac09
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10.20944/preprints202105.0559.v1
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