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mongolian spot/melanin

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Studies on melanin. VII. Mongolian spot cell and blue nevus cell.

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Studies on melanin. XI. Further contribution on the pigment-bearing cells in Mongolian spot and blue nevus.

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[Extensive Mongolian spot related to Hurler disease].

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BACKGROUND We report a case of a large blue mongolian spot which led to early diagnosis of Hurler's syndrome. This association is uncommon and should be recognized by dermatologists for early diagnosis and management. METHODS A male infant from Guinea, born to first-cousin parents, was seen at the

Cutaneous nerves in cafe au lait spots with white halos in infants with neurofibromatosis. An electron microscopic study.

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METHODS Although two cardinal skin manifestations of neurofibromatosis are cutaneous neurofibromas and cafe au lait spots, the pathogenesis of cafe au lait spots are very poorly known compared with that of cutaneous neurofibromas. Thus, the cafe au lait spots in two Japanese infants were clinically,

Pigmentary disorders in oriental skin.

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Brown hyperpigmented disorders may be melanotic in which there is a normal number of epidermal melanocytes but melanin pigment is increased in the epidermis (eg, melasma), melanocytotic, in which melanocytes are increased (eg, café-au-lait macules), and nonmelanotic hyperpigmentation (eg,

[Ocular and cutaneous melanosis associated with the Sturge-Weber syndrome: clinical, histological, and ultrastructural studies of one case (author's transl)].

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A 3 year old portuguese boy with the Sturge-Weber syndrome also had oculocutaneous melanosis. The cutaneous melanosis extended to more than 50 p. 100 of the body surface. Hands, feet and the face were spared. The abnormal pigmentation of the eyes involved the sclerae bilaterally. Clinically, the
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