Nail Dystrophies Secondary to Chemotherapies
摘要
Nail toxicity is an underrecognized side effect associated with chemotherapy [1, 2]. The cytotoxic effects of antineoplastic medications, particularly those with antimitotic activity, are thought to disrupt the normal growth of nail matrix cells, triggering nail changes [2, 3]. As a result, nail toxicities commonly involve multiple nails and occur in conjunction with drug administration [4].