THE JADASSOHN NEVUS IN A NEWBORN: A CASE STUDY FROM NORTH MACEDONIA
Abstract
Jadassohn sebaceous nevus is a rare, benign, congenital skin tumor that belongs to the group of hamartomas. This deformity is manifested by a plaque appearing as a single yellow-orange plaque. Circumscribed alopecia is observed before puberty. A papillomatous transformation can be seen after puberty. Due to the high potential for malignant degeneration, prophylactic surgical removal is very important in childhood. We report the case of a newborn boy presenting with a plaque in the right temporo-parietal region that was present from birth and gave rise to a brownish papular lesion.
Keywords: Jadassohn sebaceous nevus, papillomatous transformation, newborn.
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