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Myth or Fact? Nail Polish & Surgical Infections https://sales.briefmedia.com/uploads/1154416267_fptp-e61b5ee6244d9ec1da925c693d9cf303.png

Nail polish has been suspected as an obstacle to thorough hand disinfection prior to surgery, but the true impact on viable bacteria counts is unclear. This randomized controlled study cultured the fingernails of 40 veterinary students and faculty to determine how nail length and the presence of gel nail polish affects bacterial load.

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Nail polish is traditionally taboo in the OR because it's believed to harbor bacteria. Debunk this myth with comparative bacterial counts obtained after a standard surgical hand scrub.
Clinician's Brief
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Tuesday, December  6, 2022
Myth or Fact? Nail Polish & Surgical Infections
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Nail polish has been suspected as an obstacle to thorough hand disinfection prior to surgery, but the true impact on viable bacteria counts is unclear. This randomized controlled study cultured the fingernails of 40 veterinary students and faculty to determine how nail length and the presence of gel nail polish affects bacterial load.

...To your patients

Does being a veterinary surgeon mean you have to say so long to manicures?

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