A rare complication following a Winograd Procedure: A case report and review of National sequellae

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Ingrown Toenail Management Across Mental Health and Other Health Facilities in Nigeria: A Review of Anesthetic and Surgical Management

“…These factors include poor nail-cutting technique, hyperhidrosis, illfitting footwear, nail deformity, trauma, obesity, and peripheral edema. Patients with ingrown toenails might present late when the infection has set in [4]. It is exacerbated in individuals with mental health disorders, who may sometimes neglect seeking healthcare for other coexisting conditions [5].…”