Warts (verruca vulgaris)

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Warts (verruca vulgaris)

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Warty hyperkeratosis is typically rough-looking and white. Proximal and lateral nail folds affected. Treatment is difficult and must be gentle enough not to scar or damage the nail matrix.

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Multiple rough, flesh-colored papules grouped around the proximal nail fold. Biting this area is discouraged, as it may spread the warts to other areas, such as the lips or nails.

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Wart treated with liquid nitrogen. A rim of normal skin is also treated. The white freezing color change should remain 15 s and be allowed to slowly thaw; often the lesion is treated twice.