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A possible climatic effect on nail growth.
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Fingernail growth in the human subject; rates and variations in 300 individuals.
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[Growth and formation of nails. I. ].
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[Growth and formation of finger and toe nails. II. ].
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[Reduction of growth rate of the hair and nails in the Antarctic].
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[Calcium content in nails in various age periods in humans].
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A French follow-up of research carried out in 1912 by Dr. A.L. MacLean, of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914, on the slowing down of the growth of hair and nails in Antarctica.
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[Physiological aspects of the sensory capacity of the nails].
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[Regular inhibition of nail growth in bone fractures of men and women].
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[Experiments on the conduction capacity of the fingernails for electric current].
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[The nails of living subjects and insensible perspiration].
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Visual assessment of nail growth.
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