Nail Diseases
Monday, May 9, 2011
Red Nails
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The normal color of the nail bed is light red or pink. There are some pathologic processes where a portion of the nail unit is red. Red spot...
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Blue Nails
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Blue nails can result from medications such as minocycline (Figure 67), antimalarials, phenothalein, bleomycin, and phenothiazines. Wilson’s...
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Yellow Nail Syndrome
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In the yellow nail syndrome, the nail changes are characterized by yellow, slow-growing nails with absent lunula and cuticle (Figure 65). Ye...
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Longitudinal Grooves
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Longitudinal depressions can occur in the nail as a result of a space-occupying lesion in the nail fold overlying the nail matrix. The mass ...
Leukonychia
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Leukonychia is the name given to white nails. The condition can be congenital or acquired, complete or partial, and true or apparent. Puncta...
Koilonychia
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Koilonychia occurs when the free edge of the nail is everted, resulting in a concave ‘spoon nail’. There are many causes of koilonychia rang...
Habit Tic Deformity
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Habit tic deformity has the appearance of parallel horizontal grooves in the nail plate, as the result of repetitive minor trauma to the pro...
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