Image diagnoses for "Nail"
60 results with 303 images

Melanonychia longitudinalis: Wide discrete brown longitudinal discoloration of the thumbnail; the so-called Hutchionson sign (pigmentation of the nail fold in extension of the melanonychia strip) not detectable.

Beau-Reils transverse furrows in chronic eczematous paronychia.

Idiopathic onycholysis. There is a psoriatic diathesis.

Pincer-nail: Big toe with strongly curved and thickened nail plate.

Pincer Nail: Lateral view with the awning-like arched nail plate.

Psoriasis of the nails: periungual, chronic stationary (little exudative) psoriasis with psoriatic onychopathy, here covered with an artificial nail. hyperkeratotic eponychium.

Nail hematoma: since exactly 6 weeks existing (trauma reminding), sharply forward limited blue-black discoloration of the big toe nail with discoloration of the epinychium; the sharp, here diagonally running dividing line without distal stripe-shaped discoloration of the nail matrix excludes a malignant melanoma!

Nail hematoma: since exactly 6 weeks existing (trauma recallable), sharply forward limited blue-black discoloration of the big toe nail (marked by arrows and line) with discoloration of the epinychium (circle); arrow (right) indicates a streaky (still red) apparently fresher bleeding

Acute paronychia: blistery, circumferential, painfully throbbing paronychia (bulla repens) that has been present for a few days, caused by poygenic cocci.

Pterygium unguis: The scarred adhesions of the proximal nail fold are clearly recognizable; condition according to Lichen planus.

Oil stain. Subungual psoriatic lesion. No significant change in the nail plate here.

Mlelanom malignes acrolentiginous: Subungual malignant melanoma. Characteristic is the stripy growth through the entire length of the nail. The arrow marks the so-called Hutchinson sign.

Melanoma, malignant, acrolentiginous, subungual and paraungual, black pigmented tumor in the fingernail area, advanced stage with destruction of the nail.

Melanonychia striata longitudinalis: DD- subungual malignant melanoma; look for the discoloration of the cuticle (so-called Hutchinson's sign), as an indication of involvement of the nail root

Pincer-nail: 3rd toe: Pincer-like enclosure of the nail bed by the bent and thickened nail.

Pincer-nail: Almost tubular cross-bending of the big toe nail with incision into the nail bed.

Alopecia areata: Diffuse, rough keratinization disorders of the nails (trachyonychia) in Alopecia areata totalis of unknown etiology.

Glomus tumor. solitary, painful defect formation of the nail, accompanied by stabbing pain that occasionally radiated into the upper arm.

nail hematoma: blue-black discoloration of the big toe nail. sharp limitation distally. no continuous nail pigmentation (see also inlet)

Nail hematoma: sharply distally limited discoloration of the big toe nail. nail matrix at the distal cutting edge unchanged. no longitudinal striation of the nail.

Hematoma, nail hematoma: clearly limited nail discoloration in all directions, see next figure with comparison after 8 weeks.

Nail hematomas: bilateral discoloration of the big toe nails, sharply limited to the sides and to the front.

DD: Nail hematoma - here Melanonychia longitudinalis: Typical finding of a melanocytic pigmentation of the nail. Melanon grows in stripes, starting at the site of pigment formation (here the nail root is not visible) to the front. This finding is not observed in a nail hematoma. Note: the nail matrix shows a dark discoloration at the front edge of the cut (pigment is embedded in the nail matrix).

Lichen planus (classic type). increasing findings since several months. onychodystrophy with roughening of the nail plate, longitudinal ripples and pitting.

LIchen planus: "Trachyonychia" in 1-year-old lichen planus of the nails, with longitudinal ripples and fine-punched pitting of the thinned nails.