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Fiallo P - Although topical application of 5-FU is an effective treatment for nail psoriasis, the authors suggest its use in those patients in whom nail growth is not significantly impaired. For that reason an observational period to evaluate nail growth prior to treatment with topical 5-FU would be an adequate means of patient recruitment.

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