Lately I have seen a lot of pts with i.d corns, both heloma dura and heloma molle, who have come to me after having been treated several times by the dermatologist with liquid nitrogen. No enucleation, no relief of i.d pressure, no advice to see a podiatrist, just quite a few treatments with liquid nitrogen. By the time they come to me the area is a big mess. There is usually no hint of a wart at all to give the dermatologist a reason to think that its a wart.
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Am I missing something here? Why would they even consider liquid nitrogen here?
Thanks
Hill
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