Iso-Kikuchi syndrome with absence of ring fingers and metacarpal bone abnormality

Padmavathy, L; Rao, Li‐Lin; Ethirajan, N; Kanthimathi, R; Adaikappan, M.

doi:10.4103/0378-6323.44326

Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol

2008

DOI: 10.4103/0378-6323.44326

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Iso-Kikuchi syndrome with absence of ring fingers and metacarpal bone abnormality

L Padmavathy

Li‐Lin Rao

N Ethirajan

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“…It rarely is described outside of Japan. Padmavathy et al 4 described a case in an Indian patient with COIF that was associated with the absence of a ring finger in addition to anomalies of the metacarpal bones.…”

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Micronychia of the Index Finger

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A 21-year-old Indian woman who was initially seeking dermatology consultation for acne also was noted to have micronychia of the nail of the left index finger. The affected nail was narrow and half as broad as the unaffected normal nail on the right index finger. The patient confirmed that this finding had been present since birth; she faced no cosmetic disability and had not sought medical care for diagnosis or treatment. There was no history of trauma, complications during pregnancy, family history of micronychia or similar eruptions, or any other inciting event. The teeth, hair, and skin as well as the patient's height, weight, and physical and mental development were normal. Systemic examination revealed no abnormalities. Radiography of the hands did not reveal any apparent bony abnormalities. WHAT'S YOUR DIAGNOSIS? a. congenital onychodysplasia of the index finger b. DOOR syndrome c. hidrotic ectodermal dysplasia d. nail-patella syndrome e. Poland syndrome

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“…The first case report of this condition was by Kamei [1], in 1966. Ryosuke Iso (1937Iso ( -2009 (Fig.…”

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Iso-Kikuchi syndrome with absence of ring fingers and metacarpal bone abnormality

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