Nail Absence, Onychodysplasia, Congenital, Of The Index Fingers, Iso-Kikuchi Syndrome - DermAtlas

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Juan Pinedo

Diagnosis

nail absence onychodysplasia, congenital, of the index fingers Iso-Kikuchi syndrome

Body Site

nail, hand

Age

42 years

Pigmentation

medium

Organization

Color

Morphology

Pattern

symmetric

Comments

This woman was noted at birth to have bilateral index finger nail dysplasia. The radiographic studies showed narrowing at the distal end of the affected distal phalanx (lack of the cresent-shaped cap), and a Y-shaped bony projection. There were no associated ectodermal abnormalities and no other affected family members.

Description

hypoplastic nails

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3/6/2006 21:38:36

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