...Laura Bertanha; Leandro Fonseca Noriega; Nilton Gioia Di Chiacchio; Nilton Di Chiacchio Dear Editor, Intralesional injection Nail disease Nail psoriasis © 2025 S. Karger AG, Basel Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part of this publication...

...Amit Singal; Nina Vijayvargiya; Naeha Pathak; Shari R. Lipner Introduction: Nail involvement occurs in approximately 90% of patients with cutaneous psoriasis and in isolation in 5%–10% of patients. There is an unmet need for diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms for nail psoriasis (NP), partially...

... on the usability of onychoscopy in nail psoriasis, nail lichen planus, and nail lichen striatus. Summary: Onychoscopic features of nail psoriasis are pitting, onycholysis with erythematous border, salmon patches, splinter hemorrhages, dotted vessels in lateral and proximal folds, and hyponychium. Onychoscopic...

...Jacopo Tartaglia; Stefano Piaserico; Luigi Naldi; Andrea Sechi Background: Nail psoriasis poses challenges for effective treatment, and topical drug delivery through the nail plate is limited. A novel approach to address this challenge involves the use of ablative fractional laser as a pretreatment...

... in recommending natural treatments for the following common nail disorders: nail brittleness, onychomycosis, periungual verrucae, paronychia, chloronychia, nail psoriasis, nail lichen planus, onychocryptosis, onycholysis, and congenital malalignment of the great toenail. One limitation is the scarcity of existing...

...Alia Abbas; Sima Amin; Adaugo Sanyi; Tiffany Mayo; Boni Elewski Background: Nail psoriasis is a common condition that affects quality of life in individuals with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Topical treatments have been shown to be effective in treating nail bed disease but not as effective...

... and often responsible for side effects and/or lack of compliance due to the necessary prolonged use to see results. Intralesional treatment instead is often unwanted or unaccepted by patients. Lack of efficacy is, moreover, always a possible outcome. Novel modalities for the therapy of nail psoriasis...

...Júlia Szebényi; Péter Oláh; Rolland Gyulai Introduction: Nail changes are frequent in psoriasis, and the negative impact of nail psoriasis on patients’ quality of life is well known. No data are available however about the association of the objective severity of nail psoriasis and the subjective...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Bazex syndrome Acrokeratosis Acrokeratosis paraneoplastica Acrokeratosis paraneoplastica of Bazex Nail dystrophy Nail psoriasis Squamous cell carcinoma of the lip...

...Jose W. Ricardo; Yuqing Qiu; Shari R. Lipner Introduction: Nail psoriasis (NP) disproportionally affects quality of life in females versus males. Demographics of NP research cohorts are not well characterized. In this systematic review, we characterize the representation of racial/ethnic groups...

... dynamic research trends in nail psoriasis by analyzing the 50 most cited articles on this topic, which were identified utilizing the Scopus citation database. Results: The median number of citations was 79 (range, 60–337) per article. Publication dates ranged from 1969 to 2020, while the majority...

... disorders. Disorders like nail psoriasis and trachyonychia are not known to cause irreversible damage to nails like pterygium or anonychia. Irreversible damage to the matrix can result from a wider spectrum of inflammatory nail disease, than previously recognized. Pterygium can occur...

... is of utmost importance. Study objectives were to review the available literature describing patient-reported QoL outcomes in nail psoriasis and relationship with disease severity and treatment. A literature search was performed for English-language articles published prior to August 1, 2020. Articles were...

... and correspondingly development of erythematous plaques with lamellate silvery-white scales clinically [ 12 ]. Nail psoriasis affects 15–79% of psoriatic patients in the form of nail pitting, leukonychia, red spots of the lunular, and crumbling of the nail plates when the nail matrix is affected, while oil-drop...

.... Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate onychoscopic features of nail unit in patients with nail psoriasis. Methods: Fifty-five patients with clinically diagnosed and histologically documented nail psoriasis were recruited. Onychoscopy was performed for each nail (excluding the 5th toenail...

...Christos Prevezas; Alexander C. Katoulis; Evangelia Papadavid; Pantelis Panagakis; Dimitrios Rigopoulos Background: The response to treatment in patients suffering from skin and nail psoriasis is quantitatively evaluated by monitoring clinical severity and quality of life indexes, especially...

...Fatma Jendoubi; Imene Ben Lagha; Faten Rabhi; Nejib Doss; Ali Mrabet; Kahena Jaber; Mohamed Raouf Dhaoui Nail psoriasis has variable prevalence and heterogeneous aspects. Many of them could mimic onychomycosis (OM). It has been suggested that patients with nail psoriasis are at high risk of OM...

...Adam S. Aldahan; Lucy L. Chen; Raymond M. Fertig; Jon Holmes; Vidhi V. Shah; Stephanie Mlacker; Vincent M. Hsu; Keyvan Nouri; Antonella Tosti Background: Nail psoriasis is a painful and disfiguring nail disease that often leads to invasive biopsies. Dermoscopy of the hyponychium can be useful...

...Hilda Carrillo-Meléndrez; Esteban Ortega-Hernández; Julio Granados; Sara Arroyo; Rodrigo Barquera; Roberto Arenas Background: Patients with nail psoriasis have an increased risk of onychomycosis. Previous studies suggest it may be due to structural changes of the nails. However, a genetic...

...Bianca Maria Piraccini; Ioanna Triantafyllopoulou; Christos Prevezas; Michela Starace; Iria Neri; Annalisa Patrizi; Maurizio Caserini; Renata Palmieri; Dimitrios Rigopoulos Purpose of the Study: Our aim was to perform an extensive search of the literature on the prevalence of nail psoriasis...