1936
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1936.01470070112010
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Generalized Lentigo

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“…LS was first reported by Zeisler and Becker in 1936, in a 24-year-old woman presenting with multiple lentigines, increasing in number from birth to puberty, pectus carinatum, hypertelorism and prognathism [ 3 ]. A few decades later, Gorlin et al .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…LS was first reported by Zeisler and Becker in 1936, in a 24-year-old woman presenting with multiple lentigines, increasing in number from birth to puberty, pectus carinatum, hypertelorism and prognathism [ 3 ]. A few decades later, Gorlin et al .…”
Section: Historical Notesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As expected, we found no melanin granules in the HE preparation-and certainly nothing re¬ sembling the large granular globules of melanin reported by Pierini. Large globules of melanin have been reported in generalized lentigines 14 and in neurofibromatosis,1 but never to the ex¬ tent observed in Pierini's case, and we must con¬ clude that Pierini's findings are inexplicable at this time.…”
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confidence: 63%
“…Lentiginose profuse, the term introduced by Darier (1902) and used since from time to time in the French and German literature, stresses the abundance and widespread distribution of the lesions rather than their abrupt onset, which was striking in several of the reported cases. This type of onset separates these cases from those of generalized lentigo such as were described by Zeisler andBecker (1936) and Fisher (1951) and from the not uncommon cases of disseminated pigmented cellular naevi. It is probably in the last group that the case described by Hutchinson (1868) belongs.Darier's original case, briefiy reported with a photograph in La Pratique Dermalologique (1902), was that of a girl, aged 6 years, who broke out in innumerable spots following an attack of German measles.…”
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