Nails are considered epidermal appendages, and as such, are commonly affected in
patients with psoriasis, 80% of whom are likely to develop nail psoriasis as a result of their …

The lifetime incidence of nail involvement in psoriatic patients is estimated to be 80–90%,
and the nails can be affected in 10% to 55% of psoriatic patients. Psoriasis may also solely …

The clinical features of pediatric psoriasis warrant further attention. A national study was
conducted to determine the prevalence of scalp and nail involvement and a history of guttate …

Background Skin manifestations are the most characteristic finding of psoriasis. However,
nail involvement is also a clinical feature of disease although it is often overlooked. The …

Background Previous clinical trials have not evaluated improvement in nail psoriasis as a
primary end point. Objective This phase 3 trial evaluated the safety and efficacy of …

Background Psoriasis can be found at several different localizations which may be of
various impact on patients' quality of life (QoL). One of the easy visible, and difficult to …

BACKGROUND: Psoriasis is a disease of worldwide distribution with a prevalence of 1 to
3%. Nail psoriasis is estimated in 50% of patients with psoriasis, and in the presence of joint …

Introduction: Nail involvement in psoriasis occurs in up to 30–50% of patients, and 5–10%
may have isolated nail disease. Onychoscopy, a noninvasive tool, might obviate the need for …

Background Few clinical trials have evaluated long‐term treatment of nail psoriasis with
biologics. Objective Safety and efficacy of adalimumab [ADA; Humira AbbVie Inc, North …

Abstract Background Psoriasis (Pso) has a strong impact on quality of life and a positive
association has been reported between nail psoriasis (NP) and more severe disease …