Perioperative management of nail polish, artificial nails and piercings in The Netherlands

Bucx, M. J. L.; Krijtenburg, Piet

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“…First, it has been shown to be a potential source of toxic exposure to triphenyl phosphate through dermal route absorption . Second, nail polish can interfere with pulse oximetry, so much so that nail polish is often removed—at least from one or two nail plates—before surgical procedures. Third, nail polish is a source of contact dermatitis caused by acrylate‐based and methacrylate‐based compounds .…”

Section: Nail Polishmentioning

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Morphology of rare exogenous materials in dermatopathology

Fernández-Flores

2017

J Cutan Pathol

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Dermatopathologists are occasionally challenged by exogenous materials found in their biopsies. Recognition of most of the structures and morphological parts of foreign materials is not always easy because most of the literature thus far has focused on the study of the histological and histopathological aspects of human tissues, as well as on the granulomatous response elicited by such foreign bodies. However, there are some cases of rare exogenous material in biopsies, mainly published as case reports; and dermatopathologists often lose precious time searching for information about such cases. In this article, we examine the morphology of the following elements: alimentary detritus, cacti barbs, cotton fibers, silica particles, nail polish, maggots, sea urchin spines and honey bee stings.

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Section: Nail Polishmentioning

confidence: 99%

Morphology of rare exogenous materials in dermatopathology

Fernández-Flores

2017

J Cutan Pathol

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“…Acil servise başvurusunda, acil cerrahi endikasyonu koyulan hastaların operasyon sırası ve sonrası yoğun bakım takibi için tırnaklarında var olan ojenin çıkartılması hastanın parmaktan oksijen saturasyon takibi için önerilen bir durumdur. Ojenin, hastanın pulse oksimetre değerini düşüreceğine dair literatürde çalışmalar mevcuttur [8,9]. Bu durumun aksine, ojenin saturasyon sonuçlarını etkilemediğini gösteren literatürde karşıt görüş yazıları da mevcuttur [10].…”

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Saturation – Nail Polish and Two Different Devices

Gürmen

Tülay

2022

Celal Bayar Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi

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Objective: Finger oxygen saturation monitoring with a non-invasive method is an important patient follow-up method that should be performed in the emergency room and peroperative period. The presence of nail polish is generally undesirable. This study was planned to evaluate the effect of nail polish on peripheral oxygen saturation and perfusion index. Materials and Methods: This study was conducted prospectively on 80 non-smoking healthy volunteers, aged 18 years and over in the 3rd Level University Hospital Emergency Department. Oxygen saturation value and perfusion index value in finger probe and perfusion index device were measured and recorded by applying dark blue nail polish, which affects oxygen saturation the most and shows the greatest difference in spectrophotometer absorbance. Results: The mean SPO2 level of the nail polish-free group with the probe was 1.48 units higher than the nail polish group. SPO2 level measured with PI was 1.18 units higher. The mean PI level of the nail polish-free group was 0.51 units lower than the group with nail polish. (p

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Perioperative management of nail polish, artificial nails and piercings in The Netherlands

Cited by 2 publications

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Morphology of rare exogenous materials in dermatopathology

Morphology of rare exogenous materials in dermatopathology

Saturation – Nail Polish and Two Different Devices

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