Nail bed INJury Assessment Pilot (NINJA-P) study: should the nail plate be replaced or discarded after nail bed repair in children? Study protocol for a pilot randomised controlled trial

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Q4: What about putting the nail back at all? New studies are demonstrating that those with the nail replaced seem to have slightly higher rates of complications. An RCT is forthcoming. https://t.co/zjYu8MTQXd

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RT @mattdgardiner: NINJA RCT recruitment is going well! #pfsjournal is a great for protocols. Nail bed INJury Assessment Pilot (NINJA-P) st…

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