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See Latest ArticlesComparative study of nail sampling techniques in onychomycosis
Journal of Dermatology, 07/02/09
Amichai B et al. - The drilling technique was found to be statistically better than curettage at each site of sampling, furthermore vertical drilling from the proximal part of the affected nail was found to be the best procedure for nail sampling. With each technique we found that the culture sensitivity improved as the location of the sample was more proximal. More types of pathogens were detected in samples taken by both methods from proximal parts of the affected nails.
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