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    Urea - the gold standard for emollients?
    Ivan Bristow
    • Sep 26, 2016
    • 7 min

    Urea - the gold standard for emollients?

    Urea – the gold standard ingredient for emollients? The full article (with images) can be downloaded by clicking here. [This Article has been published in Podiatry Now 2016 19(10):20-23] Introduction The many benefits of urea as a topical treatment for skin conditions have long been known - particularly as an additive to emollient preparations. In podiatry, we have observed a renaissance with an increase in new products coming to market promoted as containing urea. Recent res
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    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 24
    • 2 min

    Long COVID toes?

    Recent publications have demonstrated the COVID toes may persist longer in some patients, suggesting them to be part of long COVID.
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    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 9
    • 4 min

    Palmoplantar Pustulosis or Psoriasis?

    Last week, I was presenting online about psoriasis. Whilst I was discussing variants of the condition, I mentioned pustular psoriasis –...
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    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 24
    • 2 min

    Long COVID toes?

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    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 9
    • 4 min

    Palmoplantar Pustulosis or Psoriasis?

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    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 9
    • 3 min

    Merkel Cell Carcinoma - rare but rising

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    David Oliver & Ivan Bristow
    • Feb 3
    • 6 min

    A case of Kaposi Sarcoma

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    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 24
    • 2 min

    Long COVID toes?

    221 views Write a comment
    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 9
    • 4 min

    Palmoplantar Pustulosis or Psoriasis?

    320 views Write a comment
    Ivan Bristow
    • Mar 9
    • 3 min

    Merkel Cell Carcinoma - rare but rising

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    David Oliver & Ivan Bristow
    • Feb 3
    • 6 min

    A case of Kaposi Sarcoma

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