Fig. 1
From: Distal and lateral subungual onychomycosis of the finger nail in a neonate: a rare case
(a, b) White thickened infected nail on (DLSO) middle finger of the left hand involving half of the nail with subungual hyperkeratosis and onycholysis. (c, d) 30% KOH preparation showing pseudohyphae and yeast cells (1000X). (e) Fungal elements in calcofluor white staining under the fluorescent microscope (1000X). (f, g) H&E and PAS staining of the nail section showing yeast cells and pseudohyphae (arrow mark, 1000X), (h) Healthy nail plate after three months of therapy