The nail widening that characterizes clubbing occurs because the tissue under the nail plate becomes thicker.
This can be caused by a number of conditions that lead to a decrease in the amount of oxygen in your blood, such as lung disease and Heart disease.
Clubbing has also been associated with overactive thyroid glands, inflammation of the intestines (principally the colon, known as dysentery), and liver disease.
The distal phalanges are further away from the heart and lungs. This can be caused by a number of conditions that lead to a decrease in the amount of oxygen in your blood, such as lung disease and heart disease.
Blunting of the distal phalanges is a diagnostic term referring to the "clubbing" of the fingertips as was documented by Hippocrates in conjunction with the occurrence of advanced pulmonary disease. Hence, it is also referred to as "Hippocratic fingers." It is a deformity of the fingers evident in several diseases, but perhaps most notable in the later stages of lung and heart dysfunction. Other names for this phenomena include "drumstick fingers" and "watch-glass nails." Perhaps a more practical phrasing of the question would refer to blunting of the fingertips in heart and lung conditions as opposed to an ass-raping of medical terms that an average yet intelligent person would not bother slogging through to find such an unexciting answer. "What do clubbed fingers indicate in advanced pulmonary disease?" would perhaps be a more streamlined and less pedantic phrasing of the question...unless the sole purpose was to intimidate those with a life-threatening chronic illness. Congratulations...maybe another useless specialist understood that question but the information rendered was completely ineffectual for the non-medical community.
Blunting of the distal phalanges is a diagnostic term referring to the "clubbing" of the fingertips as was documented by Hippocrates in conjunction with the occurrence of advanced pulmonary disease. Hence, it is also referred to as "Hippocratic fingers." It is a deformity of the fingers evident in several diseases, but perhaps most notable in the later stages of lung and heart dysfunction. Other names for this phenomena include "drumstick fingers" and "watch-glass nails." Perhaps a more practical phrasing of the question would refer to blunting of the fingertips in heart and lung conditions as opposed to an ass-raping of medical terms that an average yet intelligent person would not bother slogging through to find such an unexciting answer. "What do clubbed fingers indicate in advanced pulmonary disease?" would perhaps be a more streamlined and less pedantic phrasing of the question...unless the sole purpose was to intimidate those with a life-threatening chronic illness. Congratulations...maybe another useless specialist understood that question but the information rendered was completely ineffectual for the non-medical community.
Peripheral Neuropathy
A small amount of fluid signal within the distal radioulnar joint and prestyloid recess typically indicates inflammation or mild joint effusion. This can be seen in conditions like arthritis, overuse injuries, or trauma to the wrist. Further evaluation may be needed to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.
Traction apophysitis distal patella pole is a condition that involves inflammation or irritation of the growth plate at the lower end of the kneecap (distal patella pole) in adolescents. It is commonly seen in young athletes who participate in sports that involve repetitive jumping or running activities. Rest, ice, stretching, and strengthening exercises are typically recommended for treatment.
They can only be seen with a microscope.
There are many different reasonsOverfishingChanging habitats of animals e.g cutting down treesSeals are in danger because of clubbing (seen as a sport in CanadaDelicacies of different countriesEnviromental issuesAnd the list goes on...!Sorry they are rather random!
Emma Horan. That's the one that he was seen clubbing with a few months ago, she gots tons of hate for it. But now in Marbella he's been seen with another girl in an orange swimsuit, people are saying it's his cousin. But i still don't know if its Emma or not, im researching.
It looks like he has a condition known as Finger Clubbing. I Googled it. I don't see anything wrong with them, for me they are beautiful; I love the shape of them...very sexy! I would love to feel his hands on my face and suck on each fingers.
The only layer we have seen is the crust, or outermost layer.
NONE of jls are gay. They have stated that many times in interviews and have all had girlfriends. They have been seen clubbing with many girls and fancy millions of celeb girls, like the likes of Cheryl Cole, Pixie Lott and Megan Fox.
yes but only part of it is seen,and seen foggy