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Novel Treatment of Onychomycosis using Over-the-Counter Mentholated Ointment: A Clinical Case Series

Richard Derby, Patrick Rohal, Constance Jackson, Anthony Beutler and Cara Olsen
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine January 2011, 24 (1) 69-74; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.2011.01.100124
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    Serial photographic assessment of clinical onychomycosis in selected participants.

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    Participant Demographics, Culture Organism, Photographic Assessment of Percentage of Nail Affected Initially and at 12-Week Intervals, Final Clinical and Mycological Cure, and Satisfaction

    ParticipantSexAge (yr)OrganismInitial Amount Affected (%)Affected at 12 Weeks (%)Affected at 24 Weeks (%)Affected at 36 Weeks (%)Affected at 48 Weeks (%)Clinical CureMycological CureSatisfaction*
    1Male68Fungal elements615864–45PartialNo2
    2Male76Cryptococcus lamentii9882464854PartialNo1
    3Male30Trichophyton rubrum7257924751PartialNo2
    4Male37T. rubrum35–241812PartialYes2
    5Female52Candida parapsilosis4422222527PartialNo1
    6Male49T. rubrum7050604447PartialNo2
    7Male47Fungal elements59–456447PartialNo2
    8Female31T. rubrum39–374948No changeNo2
    9Female37C. parapsilosis37–17114CompleteYes1
    10Female52C. parapsilosis5450371411CompleteYes1
    11Female85Penicillium sp.100–919395No changeNo2
    12Female45Trichophyton mentagrophytes20–1595CompleteNo1
    13Female69Fusarium sp.10087929180PartialNo2
    14Male54T. rubrum8990727970PartialNo1
    15Male40T. rubrum8984938379PartialNo1
    16Male57Candida albicans6358535158No changeNo2
    17Male65T. mentagrophytes847141207CompleteYes1
    18Female32T. mentagrophytes1611755CompleteYes1
    • * 1 = very satisfied; 2 = satisfied.

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