Korean J Dermatol.  1981 Apr;19(2):221-226.

A Case of Nevus Sebaceus Syndrome Considered as a Neurocutaneous Syndrome

• Kim JG
• Lee CH
• Kim HJ

Abstract

Nevus sebaceus is an ozganoid nevus of sebaceous differentiation first described by Jydassohn in 1895 and commonly develops on scalp or face as a single lesion. But it may be multiple end extensive, and often associated with abnormallities-convulsion, megtal retardation, neurological defects, skeletal defects, or ocular abnormalities. We have experienced a case of 22-year-old male who has since birth had- multiple nevus sebaceus on she left side of face and trunk, epidermal nevi on parts of the face, and wide nevus spilus and numerous pigmenteri nevi on the left side of trunk and the left upper extremity. He has histories of convulsions and mental retardation. EEG showed minimal abnormality. Skull x-ray and other routine examinations were within normsl limits. We report a case of nevus sebaceus syndrome which may be considered as a neurocutaneous syndrome.

MeSH Terms

Electroencephalography
Humans
Intellectual Disability
Male
Neurocutaneous Syndromes*
Nevus*
Parturition
Scalp
Seizures
Skull
Upper Extremity
Young Adult