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SKIN RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
卷 27, 期 6, 页码 1035-1042出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/srt.13054
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image analysis; microrelief; nail alterations; topography
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资金
- Chung-Ang University Research Scholarship Grants in 2020
The study found a moderate correlation between the roughness parameter values obtained using the PRIMOS system and the clinical roughness grade. This suggests that PRIMOS could be a valuable tool for clinicians and researchers to conduct accurate and objective patient assessments.
Background The analysis of nail surface topography is a subject of ever-increasing interest in dermatology, especially in cosmetic studies. However, there is no accurate and scientifically sound instrumental method that can identify and provide quantitative data on nail surface topography. Materials and Methods The right index fingers of 78 healthy individuals were examined. The severity of nail roughness was rated by two independent dermatologists on a scale of 1 to 3. Using the phaseshift rapid in vivo measurement of the skin (PRIMOS) system, three-dimensional microtopography was performed, and the roughness parameter values were calculated and evaluated. The relationship between clinical nail roughness grade and nail roughness parameter values obtained utilizing PRIMOS was evaluated. Results A moderate correlation was found between the roughness parameter values and the clinical roughness grade. Our study showed that an overall relationship exists between the nail roughness parameter values obtained using PRIMOS and clinically observed nail surface changes. Conclusion With further studies, PRIMOS could be a valuable tool for clinicians and researchers for conducting an accurate and objective patient assessment in daily practice and demonstrating effectiveness of different therapies for nail dystrophy or evaluating cosmetic effects of various topical treatments in future clinical trials.
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