A rare, chronic, sterile pustular eruption beginning on a single fingertip that involves the nail bed and matrix, leading to nail destruction.
A tender, red, swollen, and often purulent bacterial infection of the lateral or proximal nail fold.
A persistent, boggy, erythematous inflammation of the proximal nail fold with loss of the cuticle, often in those with wet-work occupations.
An eczema of the hands and feet with deep-seated vesicles, which can involve the nail folds and cause secondary nail dystrophy.
A herpes simplex virus infection of the fingertip, causing a painful, swollen finger with deep-seated vesicles or pustules, often involving the nail fold.
A condition in young girls with a psoriasiform dermatitis of a single fingertip, involving the nail fold and causing nail dystrophy.
Can cause inflammation of the nail bed, resulting in characteristic 'oil drop' or 'salmon patch' discoloration.
A benign, rapidly growing vascular proliferation that presents as a bright red, friable, raspberry-like nodule, often in the nail fold after trauma.
