2002
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.138.3.353
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Long-term Effectiveness of Treatment With Terbinafine vs Itraconazole in Onychomycosis

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“…Nevertheless, a long-period treatment over 3 months does not lead to cure rates above 80% for toenails (31), and relapse often occurs after treatment (4,21,30). Presumably because oral antifungal drugs cannot remove fungi from nails before nails are turned over, the pace of response of tinea unguium seems to be a function of the nail growth rate.…”
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“…Nevertheless, a long-period treatment over 3 months does not lead to cure rates above 80% for toenails (31), and relapse often occurs after treatment (4,21,30). Presumably because oral antifungal drugs cannot remove fungi from nails before nails are turned over, the pace of response of tinea unguium seems to be a function of the nail growth rate.…”
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“…The cure of onychomycosis is known to be strenuous since it is chronic, difficult to obliterate and tends to relapse [36][37][38][39]. The pharmacotherapy for onychomycosis widely involves the oral antifungals because their systemic or circulatory distribution allows them to penetrate the nail apparatus and the nail plate.…”
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“…have been reported to be as high as 57%, [19][20][21][22][23][24] and with antifungal therapy alone (whether oral or topical), the underlying onychodystrophy that preceded or followed as a result of the fungal disease is not primarily addressed. In reality, onychomycosis is most often an end result of environmental conditions affecting the nails involving microtrauma, nail dystrophy (any alteration of nail morphology 25 ), and a "pedal fungus reservoir" in a susceptible host.…”
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