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CONTENTS
Preface xiii
Daniel J. McCarthy
Anatomic Considerations of the Human Nail 163
Daniel J. McCarthy
The nail unit is distinctive for human beings. Developmentally,
the fetus demonstrates cranial and caudal paired anlage of the
upper and lower extremities. The leg bud develops a foot plate
and eventually toe rays that are first notched, later webbed, and
then develop into separate toes. Distal on the toe, the primitive
nail unit appears and eventually moves dorsal. When developed
fully, the nail unit consists of the nail plate, nail bed, ungualabia,
eponychium, hyponychium, lunula, and nail matrix. These struc¬
tures are associated intimately with the terminal or ungual pha¬
langes of the foot s five toes.
Paronychia 183
James R. Black
Paronychia is defined most often in terms of inflammation and is
classified as congenital, acute acquired, or chronic acquired. The
cause for acquired paronychia usually is trauma, and middle
aged women are at greatest risk. Chronic paronychia has been
associated with numerous occupations where fluids are the com¬
mon denominator. Mixed infections usually are found in chronic
paronychia, including bacteria, fungus, and yeast. Depending
upon the type of paronychia and associated organisms, therapy
includes footgear considerations, pharmacology measures, and
surgical measures.
CLINICS IN PODIATRIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY
VOLUME 12 • NUMBER 2 • APRIL 1995 vii
Periungual Verrucae: Diagnosis and Treatment 189
Nima Moghaddas
In order to diagnose periungual verrucae the practitioner must
be able to rely on clinical judgment and choose the best treatment
for the patient. This article provides multiple treatment options
with advantages and disadvantages to aid the decision making
process.
Onychocryptosis 201
Thomas M. DeLauro
Onychocryptosis is prevalent throughout the world and most
often the result of abortive self attempts at curing the condition
in its earliest stages. Its clinical presentation can often be confused
with a number of osseous and soft tissue abnormalities, some of
which have great import to a patient s overall welfare. Treatment
consists of local and systemic care, including nail avulsion. Recur¬
rences are reduced when some form of effective matricectomy is
used. Matricectomy techniques vary and must be selected on the
basis of caregiver and patient preference.
Onychauxis: Surgical and Nonsurgical Treatment 215
Frederick J. Bartolomei
Onychauxis is a common nail disorder, particularly among the
geriatric and debilitated populations. The hypertrophic nail plate
proves unsightly and uncomfortable. Surgical options—intended
to offer permanent correction—and nonsurgical modalities—de¬
signed to provide symptomatic relief—are reviewed.
Origins of Onychomycosis 221
Daniel J. McCarthy
The invasion of human toenails by microorganisms is not always
understood. Efficacious treatment, however, depends on estab¬
lishing proper identification and understanding the improper di¬
agnosis results in failed treatment. Most medical treatment pres¬
ently is directed toward several fungal species. This article
identifies these organisms by means of diagrams and transmis¬
sion and scanning electron microscopy. The article also discusses
microorganisms that are unresponsive to dermatophytic treat¬
ment and discusses how aspergillus, saprophytes, and yeasts can
affect nails and mimic dermatophytic infections.
Topical Treatment of Onychomycosis 249
Nicole Urrutia, Martin Port, Gary Bergen, and
Joshua Bernard
Onychomycosis continues to be one of the more common foot
problems encountered by podiatrists. Although a reliable cure is
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elusive, this article reviews several new agents that show some
promise.
Nondermatophytes: Pathogen or Distracter in Onychomycosis 255
Frances J. Lagana
Fungal infections have risen steadily in the past decade. Podia¬
trists probably encounter the highest population of patients af¬
fected by this condition. Current treatment regimens do not ap¬
pear to be able to address all of these dermatophytic infections.
Nondermatophytes, which have been studied and discovered
to be either contaminants or etiologic factors, must now be a
consideration in evaluating and treating fungal infections.
The Systemic Treatment of Onychomycosis 263
Jay A. Wenig
The systemic treatment of fungal infections has changed consider¬
ably over the past 10 to 20 years. Griseofulvin, the only drug
approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the systemic
treatment of onychomycosis, has a cure rate that seldom exceeds
40%. Many new drugs are targeting the three main kinds of drug
therapy for fungal nails: reduction of treatment times, improve¬
ment of cure rates with a minimum of side effects, and the
achievement of long term remissions in recalcitrant infections. As
the public becomes aware of newer therapies, we will see more
patients with nail infections. Although these new agents for su¬
perficial fungal infections are not yet approved in the United
States, they have been used extensively in Europe.
Atopy and Reaction to Nail Dust Inhalation 275
Phillip E. Ward
Inhalation of nail dust is a chronic problem facing podiatric
physicians. This problem is compounded in physicians who de¬
velop allergic reactions to nail dust. This article defines atopy,
reviews the characteristics of nail dust, and suggests methods to
reduce the potential hazard that nail dust presents to the podiatric
physicians and their employees.
Psychoses of Periungual Disease 279
Phillip E. Ward
There are numerous lesions that occur around the nail plate. Most
of these lesions are benign, but some have malignant potential.
These lesions can evoke psychological responses from patients
that seem unrelated to the level of deformity or pain. This article
discusses periungual lesions and the psychological responses to
these lesions.
CONTENTS ix
Neoplasia in the Toes and Toenail Areas 287
Gene K. Potter
Benign and malignant tumors as well as pseudotumors occur in
the toes. The toenail areas may also be involved primarily or
secondarily. All tissues in the toes can give rise to tumors. Occa¬
sionally, metastatic tumors from the viscera manifest in the toes.
New or recurrent masses should be subjected to biopsy, as should
lesions that do not respond to treatment based on an initial
clinical impression.
Subungual Osseous Pathology 299
David A. Lieb
There are a wide variety of benign and malignant tumors that
occur in the subungual area. This article examines the lesions
resulting in osseous pathology. It should be remembered that any
expansile lesion has the potential to cause lytic bony destruction.
The importance of early biopsy for subungual pathology cannot
be overemphasized. Whenever a problem in the nail area does
not heal, additional nail pathology should be suspected.
Nail Manifestations of Systemic Diseases 309
Abraham J. Herzberg
Changes in the color, shape, or texture of the nails can be indica¬
tive of a wide range of disease states. Podiatrists routinely have
the opportunity to observe and evaluate this aspect of pedal
anatomy. This article provides a review of the relevant anatomy,
an approach to the history and examination, and a description of
the various nail changes as they relate to specific disease entities.
Congenital Anomalies of the Nail Unit 319
Daniel J. McCarthy
The characteristic morphology of the nail unit is determined at
the moment of conception by the chromosomal content of the
zygote. Subsequent mitotic events including deletion, duplication,
breakage, etc. also may contribute to nail deformity. In utero
conditions are another factor that may affect the appearance of
the nail unit. This article identifies conditions of the nail unit that
are congenital in nature and deserve special attention to treatment
plans that may or may not be beneficial.
Miscellaneous Nail Presentations 327
Myron A. Bodman
A variety of individual nail dystrophies that are not categorized
easily in other articles are reviewed. Onychoatrophia, anonychia,
onychorrhexis, leukonychia, Beau s lines, onycholysis, onycho
madesis, onychoschizia, haplonychia, longitudinal melanonychia,
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and ventral pterygium are included and pictured clinically. Their
clinical description, etiology, associated conditions, differential
diagnoses, and treatments are discussed and tabulated.
The Ultimate Resolution of Onychopathy: The Syme s
Procedure 347
Kalman Baruch
This article describes in detail the indications for this radical
procedure involving permanent removal of the toenail. A discus¬
sion of the surgical technique, including illustrations, is pre¬
sented. Rationalization of the Distal Digital Symes Procedure is
supported.
Index 355
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