Elleby D H, Weil L S, Sorto L A, Smith S D
J Foot Surg. 1977 Fall;16(3):85-91.
The success of applying split-thickness porcine xenografts to nail beds after nail avulsion with matrix chemocauterization depends on the adherence of the graft to the underlying tissue. When this was obtained, the authors found that porcine xenografts contribute markedly toward reducing postoperative pain and drainage. Further investigation is being undertaken to determine whether total healing time following chemomatrixectomy has been reduced by utilizing xenografts.
在甲床化学烧灼撕脱甲后应用中厚猪异种移植物成功与否取决于移植物与下方组织的黏附情况。当实现这种黏附时，作者发现猪异种移植物对减轻术后疼痛和引流有显著作用。正在进行进一步研究以确定利用异种移植物是否缩短了化学甲床切除术之后的总愈合时间。
