Table 1: Prevalence of different types of nail abnormalities detected in CRF (Chronic renal failure) patients.
Nail disorder | CRF Patients (No = 56) |
Onycholysis | 40 (71.4%) |
Longitudinal ridging | 36 (64.2%) |
Splinter hemorrhages | 33 (58.9%) |
Subungual hyperkeratosis | 31 (55.3%) |
Absence of lunula | 29 (51.7%) |
Signs of onychomycosis | 27 (48.2%) |
Pachyonychia | 21 (37.5%) |
Beau's lines | 20 (35.7%) |
Half and half nails | 19 (33.9%) |
Leukonychia | 14 (25%) |
Melanonychia | 8 (14.2%) |
Brittle nails | 6 (10.7%) |
Onychogryphosis | 6 (10.7%) |
Pincer-nail deformity | 6 (10.7%) |
Koilonychias | 4 (7.1%) |
Muehrcke lines | 4 (7.1%) |
Paronychia | 3 (5.4%) |
Anonychia | 3 (5.4%) |
Ungual cyanosis | 2 (3.6%) |
Nail clubbing | 1 (1.8%) |