Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 3 pps
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 3 pps
... of nail disorders 96
Figure 3. 35
Trachyonychia—involvement of a single nail.
Figure 3. 36
Trachyonychia in a manual worker.
Figure 3. 37
Trachyonychia—lichen planus.
Twenty-nail dystrophy ...
areata
Table 3. 4
Causes and associations of trachyonychia
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Alopecia areata (Fi
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Lichen planus (Fig...
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 5 ppsx
... the fingers,
particularly the thumbs and index fingers (Figure 5 .31 ). The presenting symptoms
include pain, swelling, inflammation, elevation of the nail, ulceration, a tumour ‘mass’,
ingrowing ... the cyst to define the tract back
to its site of origin. The incision line is drawn on the finger, including a portion of the
skin directly over the cyst and continuing proximally in a ge...
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 9 ppsx
... Both A-mode and B-
mode ultrasonographs dedicated to skin imaging have been developed as research and
clinical tools, mainly for tumoral and inflammatory diseases. The role of M-mode, high-
frequency ... velocity in human finger nail
and effects of hydratation: validation of in vivo nail thickness measurement
techniques, Br J Dermatol
1 23:
36 5 37 3.
Fornage BD
(1988) Glomus...
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 10 pps
...
plicatured nails 32
Plummer-Vinson syndrome 21
polydactyly 53
potassium permanganate staining of nails 228, 230
press-on nails 38 3
proximal subungual onychomycosis (PSO) 2 43, 244–6, 252, 31 7
pseudoclubbing ... 230 , 233
grey/blue nails 230
griseofulvin 258
haematological causes of clubbing 21
haematomas see subungual haematomas
Hailey-Hailey disease 221, 32 7
half -and-...
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 1 ppt
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Summer Winter ... Clubbing.
Figure 2.2
Clubbing, demonstrating typical nail curvature and obliteration of the
‘window’.
Nail configuration abnormalities 11
A Text Atlas of Nail Disorders
Tech...
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 4 pot
... thereby eliminating
the distal groove. Scarring in the vicinity of the distal groove, causing it to be obliterated,
P
terygium is a wing-shaped scar and is always irreversible
Nail plate and soft ... atrophy and scarring in the nail area
(see
onychatrophy, page 35 ). Dorsal pterygium is particularly seen in scarring lichen planus;
less often in peripheral ischaemia, severe b...
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 6 doc
... half -and- half nail of Lindsay (Figure 7.6) consists of two parts separated
more or less transversely by a well-defined line. The proximal area is dull white,
resembling ground glass and obscuring ...
35 1 35 6.
Brosch T,
Pressler S,
Platt D.
Age-associated changes in integral cholesterol and
cholesterol sulfate concentrations in human scalp hair and fingernail clippings....
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 7 docx
... (Figure 8 .34 ). Oral candidiasis is present in almost
all patients (Figure 8 .35 ).
Diagnosis
The diagnosis of Candida nail invasion is made by culturing nail scrapings in
Sabouraud’s medium at 37 °C. ... disorders 214
Figure 8 .35
Oral candidiasis in the patient seen in Figure 8 .33 .
p
henomenon since topical or systemic antimycotics do not cure the nail abnormalitie...
Disorders Techniques in Investigation and Diagnosis - part 8 pptx
... often contain keratohyalin granules. Staining for p 53, Ki1 and proliferating
cell nuclear antigens gives a more regular peripheral staining in keratoacanthoma than in
squamous cell carcinoma, but ... pattern,
rapidly reaching and eroding the bone. A marked lateral lip and keratin-filled crater are
characteristic. Suprabasal keratinocytes are large, rich in glycogen, and toward...
Differential Diagnosis in Neurology and Neurosurgery - part 3 pdf
... (Mydriasis)
Local mydriatic and cy-
cloplegic drug agents
Phenylephrine, epinephrine
Cocaine
Hydroxyamphetamine
Atropine, homatropine, eucatropine
Scopolamine
Cyclopentolate
Migraine Cluster headaches ... lifespan
Spinal cord disorders
Hypoxic–ischemic my-
elopathy
In severe perinatal asphyxia causing hypotonia and
areflexia
Spinal cord injury Cervical spinal cord injury occur s exclu...