PMC9120998_01
Skin lesions in patient with Cutaneous-skeletal hypophosphatemia syndrome. Physical examination of a three-year-old female patient showed multiple clinical findings, most prominently a linear nevus sebaceous. Additional features included asymmetric and age-inappropriate growth, accompanied by a leg length discrepancy, and a thoracic deformity with scoliosis. (A) Image shows overview image of the patient. Arrows point at the upper and lower end of the nevus sebaceous. Arrowhead points at the leg length discrepancy. (B) Image depicts inset of the nevus sebaceous of the upper right torso.
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Physical examination of the patient showed multiple clinical abnormalities, most prominently a linear, partially ulcerated nevus sebaceous covering the entire right upper body (Figures 1A, B).