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Rochelle
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Post by Rochelle »

Nail that lift up at edges - are these what is meant by spoon shaped. I am confused with the difference between convex and concave nails. Is this when you are looking down on them.

I have a patient where the white tips of the fingernails are extending down the sides whereas mine just go straight across. Her nails to look on them from the side are very flat. I am sure that this is an indication of a particular miasm but my Bannerjea notes aren't very clear.

Regards Rochelle.
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Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D.
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Re: nails

Post by Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D. »

Rochelle,

Years ago when I studied with Michael Bouko-Levy he had an entire segment on
nails. The jist of the course was that whenever you have nails that are
irregular (such as the ones you describe) the Syphilitic miasm is involved.

Sara

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Rochelle
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Re: nails

Post by Rochelle »

Thanks Sarah - that's what I thought it was but just wanted to check. My notes said concave.spoon shaped,, paper thin, bending and tearing for syphilitic.
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Rochelle
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andyh
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Re: nails

Post by andyh »

HI Rochelle,
some nail pictures-- (the "spoon shaped" according to this resource is
"koilonychia")


Other info-but short on images:


Best
A


Rochelle
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Re: nails

Post by Rochelle »

Brilliant -Thanks.

I actually think it is Onycholysis looking at the second resource.

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Rochelle
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: nails

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Oh pooh, how come I get "document not found" when I try to look at the first
link???
Shannon

on 10/20/04 7:04 AM, rochelle at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:


Rochelle
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Re: nails

Post by Rochelle »

Because you didn't paste the whole like but clicked on the URL in the post like I did originally!!! :-)
Rochelle
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Karen Evans
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Re: nails

Post by Karen Evans »

Hi Andy

This link does not seem to work, and the search on the site yields no
results, any other ideas

Thank you

Karen


andyh
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Re: nails

Post by andyh »

On Wednesday, October 20, 2004, at 05:28 AM, Karen Evans wrote:

More to try (hope these work):
Abnormalities of fingernails discussion:
http://health.yahoo.com/health/ency/ada ... 7/overview
IMAGES


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