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Separation of the nail from the nail bed, medically known as onycholysis, is a common condition that results in a white appearance of the affected part of the nail. Fingernail or toenail separation can have numerous causes but is typically related to trauma or a fungal infection of the nails.
the tracks on either side of nail that the nail moves on as it grows are called the nail jane accidentally closed the car door on her finger. the nail on that finger eventually fell off and one year later had not grown back. what nail structure has possibly been permanently damaged