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Achenbach syndrome
Painful fourth finger bruising after minor trauma from using a broom

Achenbach syndrome

Painful fourth finger bruising after minor trauma from using a broom  (AS-patient1)


Keywords: 44 years, Bruising, Burning pain, Ecchymosis, Female, Finger, Fingertip sparing, Fourth finger, Minor trauma, Painful blue finger, Paroxysmal finger haematoma, Spontaneous haemorrhage, Sudden onset, Volar aspect



What is Achenbach syndrome?

Achenbach syndrome is a paroxysmal recurring painful bruising of the finger(s) or palm, not associated with serious underlying conditions.

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