Abstract:Nevus sebaceus (NS) and scalp whorl are both benign congenital findings that have not previously been reported to occur simultaneously. In most cases, the isolated finding of a single, classic-appearing NS or a single hair whorl can be followed clinically with observation. However, the number of lesions, distribution, and size of NS along with atypical placement of a scalp hair whorl can indicate an underlying syndrome or even underlying cranial abnormalities. We present a unique case of NS arising within a ha… Show more
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