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Owen LG, Hanno R. Neurocutaneous syndromes. Cutis. 1978;21(6):848-51
Owen, L. G., & Hanno, R. (1978). Neurocutaneous syndromes. Cutis, 21(6), 848-51.
Owen, L G, and Hanno, R. "Neurocutaneous syndromes." Cutis vol. 21,6 (1978): 848-51.
Owen LG, Hanno R. Neurocutaneous syndromes. Cutis. 1978 Jun;21(6):848-51. PMID: 95921.
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Cutis. 1978 Jun;21(6):848-51.

Neurocutaneous syndromes.

Cutis

L G Owen, R Hanno

PMID: 95921

Abstract

The neurocutaneous syndromes are a diverse group of diseases characterized by widespread abnormalities in structures of ectodermal origin, including the skin, eye, and central and peripheral nervous systems. These syndromes are particularly interesting to the clinician because they often present with cutaneous signs at birth or very early in life. These skin markers may be clues to widespread abnormality that may later develop in the nervous system and other areas of the body, making early diagnosis from careful assessment of cutaneous signs a particularly challenging task. Six of the most common of these syndromes are reviewed.

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