Dots and Lines: A Dermoscopic Sign of Regression of Longitudinal Melanonychia in Children

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nail diseases, pediatric diseases and disorders, nail infection, pigment disorders, pediatric nail disorders
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Kumano K
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Kumano K
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Cutis - 90(6)
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Cutis - 90(6)
Page Number
293-296, 301
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293-296, 301
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MDedge Dermatology
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Cutis
MDedge Dermatology
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Hair & Nails
Pediatrics
Pigmentation Disorders
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Dots and Lines: A Dermoscopic Sign of Regression of Longitudinal Melanonychia in Children
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Dots and Lines: A Dermoscopic Sign of Regression of Longitudinal Melanonychia in Children
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nail diseases, pediatric diseases and disorders, nail infection, pigment disorders, pediatric nail disorders
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nail diseases, pediatric diseases and disorders, nail infection, pigment disorders, pediatric nail disorders
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