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TWO COLORED FINGERS SIGN (COLORED FINGERS SIGN)
Piotr Brzezinski
6th Military Support Unit, Ustka, Poland
Corresponding author: Dr. Piotr Brzezinski e-mail: brzezoo77@yahoo.com
How to cite an article: Brzeziński P. Two colored fingers sign (colored fingers sign). Our Dermatol Online 2011; 2(2): 80.
Skin lesions occur in illustrators, (draughtsman) draftsman (fig. 1-4). Skin lesions are primarily on two fingers (finger I – thumb and finger II – pointing) of different colors. Coloration generally occurs in black, and the subject is the color of pen, pencil, which is used by a person. As a result of prolonged use of the stylus (scriber) or pencil goes to chronic fingertips color of the color of the stylus. Discoloration persists chronically, but it is reversible. Disappears when the person ceases to use the stylus to perform their work or hobbies. Lesions may be accompanied by: a depresion in the spot compressions held stylus (pencil), discoloration of the distal edge of the nail plate (colour pen), damage to the distal edge of the nail plate, periodic numbness in the fingers. (Piotr Brzeziński 21.01.2011).
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