Síndromes neurocutáneos

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Abstract

The neurocutaneous syndromes are a group of anomalies from hereditary development or congenital; this have in common the affectation of the tissues which origin is ectodermic, skin, eyes and nervous central system. Here are mencionated the disturbances observed with greatest frequency: the illness of von Recklinghausen, the illness of Bourneville Pringle and the syndrome of Sturge-Weber. It's realized an study with three patients and so a full description, classification, genetic alterations, clinical manifestations, diagnostics, criterious and differential diagnostics, handing and treatment of each syndrome. The 3 cases are compared with the literature consulted.

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Cedaro, Y. M., Deanna, S., Juárez, P., Lizarazo Quintero, C. E., Picchi, M. F., & Villanueva, C. R. (2005). Síndromes neurocutáneos. Revista Argentina de Dermatologia, 86(3), 150–162. https://doi.org/10.63149/j.pedint.71

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