Clinical and Dermoscopic Spectrum: Novel Findings in Interesting Cases

Abstract

Uncommon, interesting clinical entities presenting in dermatological practice often challenges the diagnostic skills of a trained dermatologist. A non-invasive tool for recognition of these conditions is especially relevant in the paediatric population and dermoscopy plays a pivotal role in diagnosing these cases. A spectrum of novel clinical and dermoscopic findings is reported in four interesting cases. (vitiligo ponctue, cutaneous larva migrans, zosteriform angiokeratoma, linear milia en plaque).

Keywords

• angiokeratoma
• larva migrans
• milia
• vitiligo ponctue