Chang P, Haneke E, Borjas LCA, Pellecer D

Language: Spanish
References: 8
Page: 48-50
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ABSTRACT

Two male and a female cases of frictional haematoma are reported. This type of haematoma is induced by repetitive shoe microtrauma. For a detailed diagnosis of this nail condition, some facts as: foot shape, footwear, occupation, sports activities, and underlying illnesses that can contribute to this onychopathology, must be considered.

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