Segmental lentiginosis with ipsilateral segmental vitiligo – a case report
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https://doi.org/10.66344/jpad.v21i2.456Keywords:
Segmental lentiginosis, partial unilateral lentiginosis, segmental vitiligoAbstract
We report a patient with unilateral segmental lentiginosis of the right side of face and ipsilateral segmental vitiligo of right axilla. The patient also had a larger hyperpigmented macule on the same side of the face. This could have been a café au lait macule. We are reporting this case for its rarity.
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