Raynaud's Phenomenon (Reduced Blood Flow) of the Fingertip
Case description
This is a great demonstration as to what Raynaud's Phenomenon looks like. This reduction of blood flow to the tip of the finger causes pain, discomfort, loss of sensation, and possibly ulceration.
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