Case Reports
[Ito's syndrome (incontinentia pigmenti achromians)]
[Article in
German]
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Case Reports
[Ito's syndrome (incontinentia pigmenti achromians)]
[Article in
German]
Hautarzt.
1976 Jun.
Abstract
Ito's syndrome is a distinct entity characterized by bilateral systematized linear depigmentations denominated by Ito as "incontinentia pigmentiachromians". The syndrome includes a variety of anomalies predominantly affecting the central nervous system, the eyes, and the muscular-skeletal-system. The patient described in this paper was a 26 year old man suffering from a sever scoliosis. This anomaly had not been mentioned in previous case reports.
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