Onychalgia Causes and Mechanisms: The "gIFTED KID" and the "fOMITE"

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This article gives an account of the commonest causes of nail pain. The acronyms GIFTED KID and FOMITE will help aid doctors in a busy clinical setting to remember the main causes of onychalgia, respectively, on the fingers and toes. It includes a brief overview of the clinical characteristics and focuses on the type of pain for each condition as well as the mechanisms that cause it.

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Fonia, A., & Richert, B. (2020, March 1). Onychalgia Causes and Mechanisms: The “gIFTED KID” and the “fOMITE.” Skin Appendage Disorders. S. Karger AG. https://doi.org/10.1159/000504347

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