Juvenile xanthogranuloma with multiple lesions in central nervous system: A rare case report

Ten‐year outcome in disseminated juvenile xanthogranuloma with central nervous system involvement: A case report

“…Right temporal lesion brain biopsy confirmed xanthogranuloma similar to skin biopsy; however, evaluation of other sites of involvement was negative. Clinical features of cutaneous lesions and CNS involvement in the same patient were similar to those described previously by Jain et al, 5 wherein histopathological findings of the cutaneous lesion were also demonstrated (Figure S1).…”

Ten-year Outcome In Disseminated Juvenile Xanthogranuloma With Central Nervous System Involvement: A Case Report

“…Evaluation for other sites of involvement was negative. The clinical features of cutaneous lesions and CNS involvement in the same patient were as described previously by Jain PK et al 5 Child was treated with LCH III protocol initial induction followed by one and half year maintenance with significant clinical and radiological improvement. The child required regular desmopressin for DI.…”