… Nail changes after paclitaxel treatment, although occurrence … The following two cases
showed the typical nail changes … did not provide the incidence of nail changes in patients who …

… [34] hypothesized that paclitaxel-related onycholysis may be directly correlated to the duration
of the infusion. Indeed, onycholysis may develop more frequently with a shorter infusion (1 …

… , we reported the nail changes after paclitaxel treatment. In addition, alopecia is a well-known
adverse event of taxane-based treatment. However, other taxane-related skin changes are …

… In this observational study, we provide a comprehensive and systematic study of the use
of nail polish solution to prevent taxane-induced nail changes in female patients with breast …

… whereas paclitaxel related included … nail changes with docetaxel was 34.9%, with paclitaxel
was 43.7% and nab-paclitaxel 19.4%. This study concluded that incidence of nail changes is …

… Her nails were brittle and started to detach from the nail bed. … However, in view of ongoing
research, changes in … insert for each drug for any changes in indications and dosage and for …

… , nail toxicity, cumulative CIPN and polysorbate 80-associated HSR. Weekly docetaxel has a
more favourable toxicity … However, hematological toxicity was similar in the adjusted and the …

… , which indicate cessation of nail growth. For many patients, nail changes are associated with
… The severity of nail changes depends on the number of treatment cycles (appearing after …

… and UV recall, pigmentary changes such as reticulate hyperpigmentation, edema, alopecia,
… Photodistributed erythema multiforme: paclitaxelrelated, photosensitive conditions in …

… (with erythema and urticaria), nail changes, changes occurring at intravenous sites, and …
, pustular dermatitis, and scleroderma-like changes have been described. A female patient …