Half-and-Half Nails and Terry's Nails: Distinct Nail Manifestations of the Same Underlying Chronic Kidney Disease

FIG. 1. Clinical appearance of nail changes associated with chronic kidney disease: (a) half-and-half nails characterized by a sharply demarcated distal brownish band involving approximately 50–60% of the nail plate with preserved lunulae; (b) Terry’s nails showing diffuse whitish “ground-glass” discoloration with loss of lunulae and only a narrow distal pink-brown band.