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I saw a patient last Friday who has had her right hallux nail removed by a surgeon. I can't remember the name of the procedure, but they cut down by the proximal nail fold, both medially and laterally. The problem is, where the nail bed (I'm assuming) has been removed, hypergran is present and lots of it, no infection. I'm used to seeing hypergran when the toe has become infected and had lots of trauma, but not afterwards. We always used silver nitrate in that case, but this lady's vascular system is not so great, so a baulked at using it. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, I just popped a dry dressing on for protection on Friday.
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