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SIGNE HUTCHINSON [1 record]

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Record 1 1995-01-05

English

Subject field(s)
  • Skin Appendages
CONT

An assessment of the occurrence rate of periungual hyperpigmentation with subungual melanoma (Hutchinson's sign) and periungual hyperpigmentation with other subungual lesions has not been published, although periungual hyperpigmentation with a pigmented streak or other pigmented lesion of the nail has been considered pathognomonic for subungual melanoma for a century. (In J Dermatol Surg Oncol (UNITED STATES) 1988, 14 (9) p1011-3, cited in MEDLINE data base.)

French

Domaine(s)
  • Phanères
CONT

Formes cliniques du mélanome malin - MM sous-unguéal - Panaris mélanique -- Appartenant au groupe du MM acral lentigineux, il en partage les caractères épidémiologiques, histologiques et pronostiques. Dans trois quarts des cas, il siège au gros orteil ou au pouce; c'est au début une macule brune ou noire du lit de l'ongle et du repli sous-unguéal (signe de Hutchinson), simulant volontiers un hématome.

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