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Disease: Hereditary koilonychia

  • A syndrome of leukonychia, koilonychia and multiple pilar cysts
  • Familial koilonychia
  • Hereditary hypodontia and onychorrhexis of the fingernails and toenail koilonychia: Witkop's tooth-and nail syndrome
  • Hereditary koilonychia
  • Hereditary koilonychia
  • Identification of a novel PLCD1 mutation in Chinese Han pedigree with hereditary leukonychia and koilonychia
  • Identification of two novel mutations in the <em>PLCD1</em> gene in Chinese patients with hereditary leukonychia
  • Image Gallery: Spoon-shaped nails in an 11-year-old boy
  • Isolated congenital nail dysplasia: a new autosomal dominant condition
  • Keratosis pilaris and hereditary koilonychia without monilethrix
  • Kindler syndrome: report of two cases and review of the literature
  • Koilonychia: an update on pathophysiology, differential diagnosis and clinical relevance
  • Monilethrix--improvement by hormonal influences?
  • Plummer-Vinson syndrome
  • SPOON NAILS AND CLUBBING. REVIEW AND POSSIBLE STRUCTURAL MECHANISMS
  • Sub-total hereditary leukonychia, histopathological and electron microscopy study of "milky" nails
  • Visual Diagnosis: Spoon Nails and Short, Brittle Hair in a 3-year-old Boy
  • Whole exome sequencing identifies a novel dominant missense mutation underlying leukonychia in a Pakistani family
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