April 13th, 2009 by admin
There are many types of diseases that affect the nails. Sometimes these are directly concerned with the nails, while at other times the nail disease actually is an indication of a deeper problem. The most common of all nail diseases is the fungal nail infection. This type of infection is commonly found to affect [...]
Read More
May 23rd, 2007 by admin
Pitting of nail surface with spots of white to yellowbrown (oil droplets) reflects psoriatic changes in the nail matrix and nail bed respectively. Distally, there are irregular onycholysis, splitting, and dystrophic changes. Onycholysis may simulate onychomycosis; therefore, fungal culture will be valuable in diagnosis.
Segnala presso:
Read More