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[A.S. nizgel.} i. Unguis, the plate covering the dorsal surface of the distal half of the terminal phalanx of each finger and toe. 2. A stance, employed sometimes in surgery to fasten together the divided extremities of a broken bone. egg's hell n., a thinning of the nail with separation from the matrix and upcurving at the anterior border, hang-n., see hangnail, in'growing n., a toenail one edge of which is overgrown by the nail-wall in the shape of a fungous ma , reedy n., one marked by longitudinal ridges and furrows. spoon n,, a raising of the lateral edges of the nail with incurving of the central portion. absence, an onychia, a no nyc hos is. atrophy, onycha trophi a, bed, matrix, ony choc line, ony cho stroma biting, onychophagy, bleeding beneath, onyohyphemia. breaking, ony choc las is, bruising, onychothlasis. tura unguium, Hippocratic finger, disease, onychopathy, onychosis, onychonosus; ony cho mycosis (parasitic), distortion, scabrities unguium, falling of, auxis, onychophyma, hyper onychia. incurved, spoon nail, inflammation about, onychia, paronychia, onychitis, onyx it is, panaris, panaritium, whitlow, felon, run around, ingrowing of, onychocryptosis, onyx is. ingrown, unguis adunc us, acronyx. nutrition of, ony cho trophy. outgrowth of fold, pterygium, parasitic disease, ony cho mycosis. Quick, eponychium. retraction of fold, ficus unguium, root, onychorrhiza, rhizonychia, radix unguis, softening, ony cho malacia, hap a i onychia. splitting, onychorrhexis, tumor of bed, onychoma,, ony cho phos is, ulceration, onychohelcosis;