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splinter hemorrhage

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splinter hemorrhage,
linear bleeding under a fingernail or toenail, resembling a splinter. It is seen after trauma and in bacterial endocarditis. Also spelled splinter haemorrhage.

splinter hemorrhage
A small linear subungual hemorrhage which is red when fresh and brown when aged, located at the distal13 of the nailbed, classically associated with mitral stenosis


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Subungual splinter hemorrhages - If painful, provide analgesics.
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Physical examination revealed heart rate 102 beat/min, blood pressure 130/60 mmHg in his upper extremities and 80 mmHg in the lower extremities, conjuctival and splinter hemorrhages, Ossler nodules.
 
 
 
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