A 56-year-old woman with an open angle glaucoma was treated with timolol maleate topically for 6 months. The patient developed peculiar nail pigmentations of the fingers and toes which could not be related to vasospastic disorders. After withdrawal of the timolol therapy normal-colored nails grew.
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