Paronychia, syphilitic A51.3
Definition
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Inflammatory, clinically mostly unrecognised, granulomatous, weeping, mostly clearly painful skin change with infestation of the paronychium and nail detachment in case of syphilis acquisita (primary effect) or the nowadays unlikely syphilis connata.
Clinic
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Picture of the non-healing paronychia.
Histology
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Picture of the typical primary effect with a plasma cell-rich granulation tissue. Pseudolymphoma-like images are also possible.
Literature
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- Annemüller W et al (2008) Primary affection on the finger under the picture of a chronic paronychia. dermatologist 59: 499-502
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