2021年9月23日 · COVID nails are nail changes that happen a few days or weeks after a COVID-19 infection. They’re either a sign that the infection stressed your body, or they could be a rare symptom of the ...

According to recent data, up to 20% of patients with COVID‐19 have cutaneous manifestations. Nails can also develop abnormalities during and after infection. In this article, we review the nail findings observed in patients with COVID‐19.

2023年12月18日 · COVID nails are a possible symptom that may occur and persist weeks or months after COVID-19 infection, but what do COVID nails look like? Those changes may consist of dents, orange, red, or...

2021年6月7日 · Following a COVID-19 infection, for a small number of patients the fingernails appear discoloured or misshapen a number of weeks later – a phenomenon that’s been dubbed “COVID nails”.

2021年8月16日 · Fingernails grow in roughly six-month cycles, therefore any change in appearance caused by the coronavirus may show with a delay. Nail abnormalities can be the result of all sorts of...

2021年9月29日 · Nail plate discoloration has been reported as a delayed response several weeks after COVID-19 diagnosis in elderly patients. Non-blanchable transverse leukonychia has also been reported, and may persist following severe damage to the nail matrix.

Affection of the nail by COVID‐19 has only recently been reported. The nail organ can be affected by SARS‐CoV‐2 infection in a number of ways. Some of these symptoms are indicators of a mild course like COVID‐toe or‐finger, while others are a red flag for a serious course like acro‐ulcerative lesions.

2021年5月18日 · "COVID nails" (or Beau's lines) is the appearance of horizontal ridges on the fingernails or toenails. Experts say that while nail changes can happen after recovering from COVID-19, they are not a definitive sign that you had the virus. Many illnesses and even some medications can cause grooves or ridges in the fingernails.

Patients treated with favipiravir had a significantly higher positivity of luminescence (p: 0.0001). The most common nail findings in patients were splinter hemorrhage (13%), followed by leukonychia (12%) and longitudinal ridges (7.9%).

2022年5月5日 · Various nail manifestations have been reported with COVID-19; mostly in the form of isolated reports. This cross-sectional study was carried out to assess nail changes in hospitalized patients with moderate to severe COVID-19. Nail findings in 43 adults being treated for COVID-19, were evaluated after obtaining informed written consent.