This finger shows nailfold changes with hemorrhages/infarcts suggesting small vessel vasculitis/vasculopathy. This might be seen in connective tissue diseases such as lupus and dermatomyositis. (Image Credit: Dr. Jack Reynolds) Connective Tissue Disease with Nailfold Change
This finger shows nailfold changes with hemorrhages/infarcts suggesting small vessel vasculitis/vasculopathy. This might be seen in connective tissue diseases such as lupus and dermatomyositis. (Image Credit: Dr. Jack Reynolds)