“…275 Remarkably, dextrocardia has been found in a case of lateralization to the left. 256 In cases of CHILD syndrome, historical misdiagnoses include ILVEN, 251,252,254,267,276 ''epidermal nevus syndrome of Solomon,'' 277 psoriasis, 258,278 ichthyosis, 263,264,266 ''atypical erythrokeratodermia,'' 272 ''large polydystrophic systematized verrucous nevus,'' 250 chondrodysplasia punctata, 253 Conradi syndrome, 276 Olmsted syndrome, 279 and ''verruciform xanthoma.'' [280][281][282][283] Conversely, CHILD syndrome has erroneously been diagnosed in a case of unilateral Conradi-Hünermann-Happle syndrome.…”