TY - JOUR KW - leprosy KW - Hansen`s disease KW - Ungual changes KW - Differential diagnosis AU - Rodrigues MM AU - Cordeiro RN AU - Santos MÁR AU - Lucena NC AU - Vasconcelos RM AU - Takano DM AU - Lima DL AU - Lins e Mello AL AB -

Ungual changes are common in hanseniasis and attributed to a combination of factors such as neuropathy, trauma, vascular disorders and infections. It is estimated that 56% of paucibacillary patients and 87% of multibacillary patients present nail changes, of which the most common are: nail hyperkeratosis, onychorrhysis, onicorrhexis, micronycle, anonychia, Beau's grooves, scleronychia, longitudinal melanonychia and inverse nail pterygium. The present report presents ungual changes of leprosy in its rarest manifestation, of involvement of 20 nails and make an differential diagnosis with nail lichen planus, mucocutaneous candidiasis, pachydermoperiostosis, and other peripheral neuropathies such as Diabetes Mellitus.

BT - Brazilian journal of health review IS - 2 J2 - Braz. J. Hea. LA - eng, por N2 -

Ungual changes are common in hanseniasis and attributed to a combination of factors such as neuropathy, trauma, vascular disorders and infections. It is estimated that 56% of paucibacillary patients and 87% of multibacillary patients present nail changes, of which the most common are: nail hyperkeratosis, onychorrhysis, onicorrhexis, micronycle, anonychia, Beau's grooves, scleronychia, longitudinal melanonychia and inverse nail pterygium. The present report presents ungual changes of leprosy in its rarest manifestation, of involvement of 20 nails and make an differential diagnosis with nail lichen planus, mucocutaneous candidiasis, pachydermoperiostosis, and other peripheral neuropathies such as Diabetes Mellitus.

PY - 2019 SP - 718 EP - 726 T2 - Brazilian journal of health review TI - [Hansen's disease: a rare presentation with the involvement of 20 nails – case report]. TT - Hanseníase: apresentação rara de comprometimento das 20 unhas - relato de caso UR - http://brazilianjournals.com/index.php/BJHR/article/viewFile/1204/1064 VL - 2 ER -