Vohwinkel syndrome

Vohwinkel syndrome
an autosomal dominant, progressive form of palmoplantar keratoderma that begins in childhood, characterized by a stellate pattern of hyperkeratosis on the backs of the hands and feet, linear keratoses on elbows and knees, and annular constrictions of digits like those of ainhum. In some patients it is associated with scarring alopecia and deafness. Called also keratoderma or keratoma hereditarium mutilans.

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