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This article is from Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery , volume 4 . Abstract Background/Aim:: Intralesional bleomycin gained increasing popularity in the recent past for treatment of warts particularly in palmo-plantar and periungual regions as other modalities are not very effective. Hence we evaluated the role of intralesional bleomycin in periungual and palmo-plantar warts to know its efficacy in Indian patients. Settings and Design:: This was a placebo-controlled study. Materials and Methods:: Fifty patients of multiple palmo-plantar and periungual warts were included in this study and categorized in groups A and B of 25 each. Alternate patients were included in groups A and B and treated respectively with intralesional bleomycin (1 mg/mL solution) and normal saline as placebo, fortnightly for maximum up to two injections. Patients were followed up weekly for 1 month, fortnightly up to 12 weeks, and then quarterly for 1 year. If warts persisted after 12 weeks of starting treatment, it was considered a failure. Statistical analysis was done by the chi-square test using M-stat software. Results:: Group A and B patients were having 85 warts and 72 warts, respectively. The
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Ebook · Efficacy of Intralesional Bleomycin in Palmo-plantar and Periungual Warts. · Soni, Prasoon, Khandelwal, Kanika, Aara, Naushin, Ghiya, Bhikam C, Mehta, Rajesh D, Bumb, Ram A · Internet Archive