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I was wondering if any one had any great references for the treatment of a neurovascular corn. I know that some options include using 4% ethyl alcohol mixed with marcaine to sclerose the nerve, medical grade silicone to fill in the crevice and liquid nitrogen. However, I can't seem to find any evidence that these actually work. Does any one know any sources?
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