What cutaneous findings occur in renal failure?

 
See Table 38-1.
Table 38-1. Cutaneous Findings in Chronic Renal Failure
  FINDING % AFFECTED FINDING % AFFECTED
 
Changes in cutaneous pigmentation
  70%  
Keratotic pits of palms and soles
  14%
 
Yellowish tinge
  40%  
Perforating disorder
  4%
 
Hyperpigmentation of palms and soles
  30%  
Finger pebbles
  86%
 
Hyperpigmentation, diffuse or photodistributed
  22%  
Calcinosis cutis
  1%
 
Pallor
  8%  
Calciphylaxis
  1%
 
Cutaneous infections
  70%  
Uremic frost
  3%
 
Onychomycosis
  52%  
Porphyria and pseudoporphyria
  1.2%–18%
 
Tinea pedis
  25%        
 
Nail changes
  66%        
 
Half-and-half nails
  39%        
 
Pale nails
  23%        
 
Splinter hemorrhages
  11%        
 
Xerosis (dry skin) and/or pruritus
  63%        
  Data from Pico MR, Lugo-Somolinos A, Sanchez JL, Burgos-Calderon R: Cutaneous alterations in patients with chronic renal failure, Int J Dermatol 31:860–863, 1992.