Anhidrotic and achromians lesions in incontinentia pigmenti
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Auteurs : Celia Moss ; P. InceSource :
- British Journal of Dermatology [ 0007-0963 ] ; 1987-06.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Abnormality, Achromians, Achromians lesions, Alopecia, Anhidrotic, Anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia, Arch dermatol, Arch dermatot, Atrophic alopecia, Basal layer, Celia moss, Cleft palate, Clinical features, Depigmented lesions, Dermal appendages, Dermatol, Electron microscopy, Extensive achromians lesions, Extensor aspects, Family history, Ferric chloride, First time, Flexor aspects, Focal absence, Follicle, Hair follicles, Heat intolerance, Hypopigmented, Hypopigmented lesions, Hypopigmented streaks, Incontinence, Incontinentia, Incontinentia pigmenti, Incontinentia pigmenti achromians, Incontinentia pigmenti lesions, Irregular streaks, Late manifestation, Lesion, Ofthe, Ophthalmic examination, Ophthalmic examinations, Other abnormalities, Other patients, Pale areas, Pale streaks, Partial anodontia, Pigmentary, Pigmentary incontinence, Pigmentation, Pigmenti, Poor vision, Rash, Residual pigmentation, Similar lesions, Skeletal development, Sparse hair, Sweat pores, Unaffected areas, Unaffected skin, Unpublished observations, Verrucous, Verrucous lesions, Vertex ofthe scalp.
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- Abnormality, Achromians, Achromians lesions, Alopecia, Anhidrotic, Anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia, Arch dermatol, Arch dermatot, Atrophic alopecia, Basal layer, Celia moss, Cleft palate, Clinical features, Depigmented lesions, Dermal appendages, Dermatol, Electron microscopy, Extensive achromians lesions, Extensor aspects, Family history, Ferric chloride, First time, Flexor aspects, Focal absence, Follicle, Hair follicles, Heat intolerance, Hypopigmented, Hypopigmented lesions, Hypopigmented streaks, Incontinence, Incontinentia, Incontinentia pigmenti, Incontinentia pigmenti achromians, Incontinentia pigmenti lesions, Irregular streaks, Late manifestation, Lesion, Ofthe, Ophthalmic examination, Ophthalmic examinations, Other abnormalities, Other patients, Pale areas, Pale streaks, Partial anodontia, Pigmentary, Pigmentary incontinence, Pigmentation, Pigmenti, Poor vision, Rash, Residual pigmentation, Similar lesions, Skeletal development, Sparse hair, Sweat pores, Unaffected areas, Unaffected skin, Unpublished observations, Verrucous, Verrucous lesions, Vertex ofthe scalp.
Abstract
Three women subsequently shown to have incontinentia pigmenti (IP) presented with white hairless streaks on the limbs as the predominant cutaneous abnormality. Seven other patients with IP diagnosed in infancy were reviewed to establish the frequency of this sign. It was found in all of them, and in the otherwise unaffected mother of three affected girls. A focal absence of sweating in these lesions is reported here for the first time. There are other similarities with anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia, suggesting a genetic overlap between these two X‐linked conditions.
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Seven other patients with IP diagnosed in infancy were reviewed to establish the frequency of this sign. It was found in all of them, and in the otherwise unaffected mother of three affected girls. A focal absence of sweating in these lesions is reported here for the first time. 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Seven other patients with IP diagnosed in infancy were reviewed to establish the frequency of this sign. It was found in all of them, and in the otherwise unaffected mother of three affected girls. A focal absence of sweating in these lesions is reported here for the first time. 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