A Rare Case of Pachyonychia Congenita and the Need for AwarenessFIG. 1.(a) Tubular thickening and discoloration of the fingernails, (b) dystrophic fingernails, (c) toenails exhibiting tubular thickening, white discoloration, and a pincer-nail appearance secondary to thickening, (d) heel subjected to compression in the plantar region, with yellow hyperkeratotic plaques following diffuse skin lines in the metatarsal region, (e) oral leukokeratosis, (f) follicular papules on the elbow surface.
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