1974
Depigmented Lesions in Incontinentia Pigmenti
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“…The skin lesions are usually present at birth, or appear shortly thereafter, and are initially characterised by an erythematous eruption with linear vesiculation and an associated leucocytosis and eosinophilia followed by verrucous growths which eventually resolve spontaneously leaving areas of atrophy or depigmentation or both. 2 The majority of patients have dental anomalies which may involve the deciduous or permanent dentition. The Chromosome studies in some patients have shown an increased frequency of chromosome breakage although no systematic rearrangement has been described.…”
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“…The skin lesions are usually present at birth, or appear shortly thereafter, and are initially characterised by an erythematous eruption with linear vesiculation and an associated leucocytosis and eosinophilia followed by verrucous growths which eventually resolve spontaneously leaving areas of atrophy or depigmentation or both. 2 The majority of patients have dental anomalies which may involve the deciduous or permanent dentition. The Chromosome studies in some patients have shown an increased frequency of chromosome breakage although no systematic rearrangement has been described.…”
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confidence: 99%
