Paronychia and excess granulation tissue of the toes and finger in a patient treated with indinavir

Daudén, E.; Pascual-López, M.; Martinez-Garcia, C.; García‐Diez, Amaro

doi:10.1046/j.1365-2133.2000.03509.x

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“…The natural history of this secondary effect is not well defined. Some patients experienced improvement or remission after interrupting or substituting the drug 5,6 . In our case, the obstinacy of infectiologists to substitute nelfinavir leads probably to a longer and torpid evolution.…”

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“…The main causes of chronic paronychia are irritant agents, trauma, fungal infections by Candida yeasts and secondary effects of antiretroviral drugs 1 . Although zidovudine and lamivudine can cause paronychia 2,3 most reports have been related to intake of protease inhibitors, namely indinavir 4–7 . About 4–9% of patients treated with this drug will develop paronychia associated with pyogenic granuloma of the nail folds 1 .…”

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Paronychia in an HIV‐infected patient under nelfinavir therapy

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Paronychia in an HIV‐infected patient under nelfinavir therapy

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Costa

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Paronychia and excess granulation tissue of the toes and finger in a patient treated with indinavir

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