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Dystrophy and Yellowish Discolouration of a Finger-nail in a 22-month-old Infant: A Quiz
Acta Dermato-Venereologica, 2022 is missing (Quiz)
Gi Ung Ha, Yong Hyun Jang, Jun Young Kim
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Nail changes in immuno-bullous disorders: A cross-sectional study
Indian Journal of Dermatology, 2023 Context: Autoimmune blistering (AIBD) disorders affect mucosae, skin, and appendages. Appendageal involvement has not been studied extensively to date. However, they are important as nail changes are commonly encountered during a flare-up of the disease.
Priya P Kadu, Mahendra M Kura
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Histopathology of Nail Diseases
Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 1952 The difficulties encountered in attempting to delineate the accurate diagnosis in nail dyscrasias are well known. Where the glabrous skin is involved in a cu- taneous syndrome, the nail condition is assumed to be part of the same disorder. Practically all textbook descriptions are based on this assumption except in fungous infections where the fungi ...
White, Cleveland J., Laipply, Thomas C.
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Nail as a window of systemic diseases
Indian Dermatology Online Journal, 2015 Certain nail changes are specific for various dermatological disorders. In addition, examination of nails may also provide an insight into more sinister systemic manifestations in the form of both subtle as well as specific changes.
Archana Singal, Rahul Arora
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Double little toenails: Report of 4 familial cases
JAAD Case Reports, 2020 Double little toenails, or accessory nails of the fifth toe, are a rare and particular deformity distinct from other nail dysplasias. We describe 4 cases of female patients, including a 6-year-old girl, experiencing this bilateral condition after birth ...
Pasquale Ena, MD +4 more
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Harpoon nail: an unusual form of onychocryptosis [PDF]
Surgical & Cosmetic Dermatology, 2022 Onychocryptosis is a frequent nail disease, which most commonly affects the toes. It has some variants, including the little known "Harpoon Nail". The diagnosis is usually clinical, and the treatment is surgical, with different
Andréa Abê Pereira +4 more
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Nail changes in systemic diseases
South African Family Practice, 2010 Discerning between actual nail conditions and nail changes associated with systemic disease is a very important and interesting part of any clinical examination.
Mojakgomo H. Motswaledi, M.C. Mayayise
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Nail changes in systemic amyloidosis
Clinical Case Reports, 2021 Nail examination must be an essential part of physical examination in our daily clinical practice, as nail changes may be the revealing sign of systemic diseases in the absence of other alarming signs.
Noureddine Litaiem +5 more
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Applications and prospects of artificial intelligence in the auxiliary diagnosis of nail diseases
Pifu-xingbing zhenliaoxue zazhiDiagnosis of nail disorders often relies on the expertise of experienced clinicians. However, artificial intelligence (AI), which has achieved significant progress in the field of diagnosis of skin diseases in recent years, also holds great promise for ...
HE Mengwen, MAI Sien, MA Han
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