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Med Cutan Iber Lat Am 2011; 39 (4)

Association of true congenital leuconychia and deafness: Bart-Pumphrey syndrome?

Krause BK, Muri MI, Azulay DR

Language: Portugu?s
References: 10
Page: 193-196
PDF size: 1016.12 Kb.


Text Extraction

Changes in color of the nail plate is frequent in dermatology, among them leukonychia it’s a real diagnostic challenge for its diversity of types. A case with true leukonychia associated with congenital deafness affecting two sisters is reported. The authors suggest the diagnosis of incomplete variant of Bart-Pumphrey syndrome. This report is significant because the rarity of the condition, we present by immunohistochemistry the changes found in true leukonychia.


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