1992
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2133.1992.tb00472.x
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Median nail dystrophy associated with isotretinoin therapy

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“…Occlusion of the proximal nail fold can help in such cases 2. MND secondary to the use of isotretinoin has also been reported 3. Rare familial cases of MND have been described and we suspect this aetiology in our patient 4…”
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“…Occlusion of the proximal nail fold can help in such cases 2. MND secondary to the use of isotretinoin has also been reported 3. Rare familial cases of MND have been described and we suspect this aetiology in our patient 4…”
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confidence: 65%
“…In the reported cases of isotretinoin-induced median canaliform nail dystrophy, nail changes occurred after 6-8 weeks, and attenuated when treatment was discontinued (3)(4)(5). Alitretinoin, like other licensed retinoids, affects cell formation, cell differentiation, keratinization, apoptosis and immune regulation, and therefore, adverse effects could be expected to be similar to those of isotretinoin (7).…”
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confidence: 87%
“…The pathogenesis of median canaliform nail dystrophy is unknown, but it is believed to be caused by a dyskeratotic reaction in a predisposed individual (4,5). Idiopathic cases are most often self-healing, but when persistent, excision of the nail matrix abnormality can be tried.…”
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“…The MND resolved in a few months after personal digital assistant usage was discontinued [5]. It has been shown that some patients on oral isotretinoin may develop MND, with subsequent resolution upon discontinuation of the medication [6, 7]. Rarely, familial occurrences of MND have been reported [8].…”
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confidence: 99%