🖐️ Osler Nodes: A Clue to Endocarditis

🔴 Painful, red-purple nodules on the pads of the fingers or toes are a classic finding associated with infective endocarditis.

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🍊 Peau d’Orange: An Important Skin Clue

Peau d’orange describes dimpled skin resembling an orange peel, caused by swelling around tethered hair follicles.

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Beau’s lines are horizontal grooves caused by a temporary interruption of nail growth. They may develop after trauma, severe systemic illness, nutritional deficiency, or certain medications.

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