Published in:
01-09-2012 | Case Reports
Subungual tumors
Authors:
Timothy P. Dooley, Katie E. Kindt, Mark E. Baratz
Published in:
HAND
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Issue 3/2012
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Excerpt
A 60-year-old man described a 15-year history of intermittent drainage from beneath the nail plate of his left long finger. The drainage began years after the subject sustained an injury in which a thorn became embedded beneath the nail. The patient had performed a number of self-debridements over the years. He had taken oral antibiotics on multiple occasions. In the 6 months prior to presentation, the drainage became more constant along with pain and erythema. …