Onychophagia, defined as habitual nail biting, is a common disorder affecting 20–30% of the
population and all age groups. It may lead to significant psychosocial problems, have a …

Nail tic disorders are classic examples of overlap between the domains of dermatology and
psychiatry. They are examples of body-focused repetitive behaviors in which there is an …

Background An insulinoma is an endocrine tumor of the pancreas, originating from the beta
cells, and has a prevalence of 4 cases per 1 million patients. Insulinomas often follow a …

Self-mutilation is a behavior often associated with various psychiatric diseases, and it has
various risk factors. Self-cannibalism, an extremely rare form of self-mutilation, can also be …

Nail in women assumes special importance, due to the aesthetic appeal and regular use of
nail cosmetics and beautification procedures. Also, women are more prone to certain nail …

Onycophagia, or nail-biting, is common in adults and children, but self-mutilating
onycophagia is almost exclusively associated with nerve injury and psychiatric …

Self-mutilation is a general term for a variety of forms of intentional self-harm without the
wish to die. Although there have been many reports of self-mutilation injuries in the …

Untreated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can lead to important neurobehavioral
consequences including cognitive deficits, hyperactivity/inattention, daytime sleepiness, and …

Self-mutilation of the Fifth Finger in an Infant due to Iatr... : JAAOS Global Research & Reviews
Self-mutilation of the Fifth Finger in an Infant due to Iatrogenic Ulnar Nerve Neurapraxia: A …

Conclusion: Successful treatment relies on a multidisciplinary approach which in this case
included surgical management and counseling on cessation, with referrals to other …