The occasional removal of an ingrowing toenail

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This article discusses the management of ingrowing toenails, a common and painful condition often treated by rural physicians. It outlines various treatment options, from conservative measures to surgical interventions, including nail plate removal and matricectomy. The article emphasizes the importance of patient awareness regarding potential risks such as infection and recurrence. It also highlights the relevance of these procedures in rural medicine, where access to specialized care may be limited.

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