Nail pigmentation L60.8
Definition
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Therapy
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Tables
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Selected causes of dark nail pigmentation
Etiology |
Examples |
foreign body |
external therapeutics |
cosmetics | |
working substances | |
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microorganisms |
bacteria |
dermatophytes | |
yeasts | |
Molds | |
Medicinal products | |
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Melanocytic pigmentation |
lentigo |
melanocytic nevus | |
malignant melanoma | |
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Tumors of the nail matrix |
basal cell carcinoma |
M. Bowen | |
Squamous cell carcinoma | |
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Subungual tumors |
Verruca vulgaris |
ganglion | |
Glomus tumor | |
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Hemoglobinogenic pigment |
Hemorrhages |
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Pigmentation in dermatological diseases |
Lichen planus |
X-ray irradiation | |
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Peutz-Jeghers syndrome Laugier-Hunziker syndrome | |
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Pigmentation in internal diseases |
pernicious anemia |
M. Wilson's disease | |
M. Addison's disease | |
Porphyria cutanea tarda | |
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Pigmentation due to systemically applied medication |
Tetracyclines |
Cytostatics | |
Literature
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- Kreusch J et al (1992) Reflected light microscopic evaluation of pigmented nail changes. Dt Dermatol 7: 1006-1015
- Robinson JK et al (2004) Digital epiluminescence microscopy monitoring of high-risk patients. Arch Dermatol 140: 49-56
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