
News|Poll|August 24, 2013
From Holding a Pen Too Long?
Is the nail dystrophy secondary to trauma, or something else?
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This asymptomatic lesion on the dorsum of a 15-year-old boy’s left hand extends on to the first 2 fingers and has produced nail dystrophy. The patient is otherwise healthy and denies any history of trauma to the hand.
What is your diagnosis?
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