Rodríguez NIM, Fernández-Durán DA, Chaves ÁAJ, Fernández IC, García GM, Rovira FI

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 85-89
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ABSTRACT

Naevus comedonicus represents an uncommon hamartomatous disorder of pilo-sebaceous unit. It appears as a usually asymptomatic group of comedones, wich may be arranged in a linear pattern. An occasional association with systemic abnormalities has been reported. A serie of five patients with lesions clinically and/or histologically consistent with naevus comedonicus is reported. The age of patients, the age of presentation, localization of the lesions, noncutaneous abnormalities associated treatment are analized.

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