Partial methyl quality topical treatment with the economic times of refreshing may be embedded in a paronychia of the clinical observation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Partial methyl quality topical treatment with the economic times of refreshing may be embedded in a paronychia of the clinical observation [Abstract] Objective To observe methylation after pulling a partial resection of the quality and economic times of refreshing may be embedded in a topical treatment of the clinical effects of paronychia. Methods 100 patients scheduled for ingrown toenails pulled a treatment were randomly divided into experimental and control group, 50 patients in the control group pulling a traditional treatment; experimental group were pulled after a partial resection of methyl transfer to topical treatment with the economic times of refreshing. Results After the first dressing change pain rate, healing time and recurrence rate, the difference was statistically significant (P lt;0.01). Conclusions after pulling a partial methyl quality and economic times of refreshing may be embedded in a topical treatment of paronychia is effective, can reduce the recurrence rate, shorten the healing time, reduce pain during dressing change. [Keywords:] ingrown toenails of paronychia; methyl transfer partial; economic Anshu to dressing Ingrown toenails of paronychia is a surgical infection common disease, if not radical, a ditch repeated infections, excessive soft tissue counterpart, the disappearance of a ditch, can cause chronic paronychia, or osteomyelitis, to patients life and caused great inconvenience and even psychological stress. If you do not remove the lesion, it can not cure, the recurrence rate of up to 60% to 80% [1]. At present, the cure of this common disease and the lack of standardized treatment programs, all a tooth extraction is still commonly used method, but patients need to endure great pain, the recurrence rate was higher and longer healing time [2]. In view of this, I Nursing Unit in April 2006 to 2008 50 cases in April paronychia patients, improved surgical techniques, the use of methyl transfer aft