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Allergic onycholysis and paronychia caused by cyanoacrylate nail glue, but not by photobonded methacrylate nails.

Artificial acrylic nails may induce side effects such as fingertip dermatitis, periungual dermatitis, onycholysis, paresthesiae, Raynaud's phenomenon, ectopic facial involvement, and allergic contact dermatitis. We present a patient who developed allergic onycholysis from a cyanoacrylate used in a nail adhesive. She was able to use photobonded sculptured nails because they contain methacrylates that do not cross-react with cyanoacrylates.

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[A regenerative method for the surgical treatment of paronychia by applying a buried suture].

The suggested regenerative method for surgical treatment of panaritium with placing a blind suture at the period of formation of lipoblasts (at day 3 after the operative intervention) permits to prevent development of purulent complications, accelerate the process of wound healing within a period approximating that in wound healing by primary intention with complete restoration of the hand and digit function.

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