Case from Dr Ian McColl
Nevus spilus or speckled lentiginous nevus is relatively common. Up to 2% of the population may have one. Some are present at birth but most appear in the first year of life. I have never seen one which changed but I have never specifically followed one up over a period of time either.
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Extensive examples of nevus spilus differ from a Becker's nevus in lacking extensive hypertrichosis but surprisingly some do have smoothe musclehyperplasia! Others have been reported in asssociation with blue nevi,basal cell carcinoma and sebaceous nevi.
I had been arguing with my close friend on this issue for quite a while, base on your ideas prove that I am right, let me show him your webpage then I am sure it must make him buy me a drink, lol, thanks.
- Kris
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