Daumenwurzel

Daumenwurzel, also known as the nail root, is the portion of the nail that lies beneath the skin and is attached to the nail bed. It is the part of the nail that is embedded in the nail fold and is not visible when the nail is fully extended. The nail root is composed of dead keratinized cells and is the area where the nail grows from. It is also the part of the nail that is most susceptible to infection and damage.

The nail root is surrounded by a small fold of skin called the eponychium, which helps to protect the nail root from injury. The eponychium is also the area where the nail grows from, and it is the part of the nail that is most susceptible to infection and damage.

The nail root is also the area where the nail grows from, and it is the part of the nail that is most susceptible to infection and damage. The nail root is also the area where the nail grows from, and it is the part of the nail that is most susceptible to infection and damage. The nail root is also the area where the nail grows from, and it is the part of the nail that is most susceptible to infection and damage.