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Onychomadesis following childhood hand-foot-mouth disease in two pairs of siblings- a familial predisposition?

Dermatology online journal - 16 Oct 2013

Tay L K, Lee S S Joyce

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Onychomadesis is presented in four patients as a result of hand-foot-mouth disease.

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PMID: 24139376

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