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704 A CLINICIAN’S GUIDE TO DERMATOLOGIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, VOLUME 1<br />

Conradi–Hünermann syndrome – hypochromic areas, linear<br />

hyperkeratotic bands with diffuse erythema and scale, follicular<br />

atrophoderma, scalp alopecia Ped Derm 15:299–303, 1998;<br />

AD 127:539–542, 1991<br />

Cri du chat syndrome (chromosome 5, short arm deletion<br />

syndrome) – premature graying of the hair, pre-auricular skin<br />

tag with low-set malformed ears J Pediatr 102:528–533, 1983<br />

Cross–McKusick–Breen syndrome (oculocerebral syndrome<br />

with hypopigmentation) – autosomal recessive; albino-like<br />

hypopigmentation, microphthalmos, opaque cornea, nystagmus,<br />

spasticity, mental retardation J Pediatr 70:398–406, 1967<br />

Crouzon’s syndrome – hypopigmentation in surgical scars<br />

Ped Derm 13:18–21, 1996<br />

Darier’s disease – leukoderma Dermatology 188:157–159,<br />

1994; unilateral Darier’s and guttate leukoderma JAAD<br />

48:955–957, 2003<br />

Deafness, vitiligo, and muscle wasting of hands, feet, and legs<br />

Arch Otolaryngol 93:194–197, 1971<br />

Depigmented bilateral Blaschko hypertrichosis with dilated<br />

follicular orifices and cerebral and ocular malformations<br />

BJD 142:1204–1207, 2000<br />

Down’s syndrome – hypopigmented hair; vitiligo Ghatan p.69,<br />

2002, Second Edition<br />

Dyskeratosis congenita<br />

Elejalde syndrome – autosomal recessive; silvery hair, profound<br />

central nervous system dysfunction, normal immune function,<br />

photo-hyperpigmentation (bronze coloration) Ped Derm<br />

21:479–482, 2004<br />

Eosinophilic fasciitis<br />

Epidermal nevus syndrome – hypochromic nevi Ped Derm<br />

6:316–320, 1989<br />

Fanconi’s syndrome – hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.69, 2002,<br />

Second Edition<br />

Fisch’s syndrome – hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.69, 2002,<br />

Second Edition<br />

Griscelli’s syndrome – silvery hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows,<br />

pigment dilution (partial albinism), and cellular and humoral<br />

immunodeficiency, recurrent infections Ped Derm 21:479–482,<br />

2004; JAAD 38:295–300, 1998; Am J Med 65:691–702, 1978<br />

Hallerman–Streiff syndrome – hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.69,<br />

2002, Second Edition<br />

Hermansky–Pudlak syndrome – white skin and hair<br />

AD 135:774–780, 1999; Am J Hematol 26:305–311, 1987;<br />

Blood 14:162–169, 1959<br />

Hypomelanosis of Ito (incontinentia pigmenti achromians) –<br />

whorled depigmented patches in Blaschko pattern; associated<br />

musculoskeletal, teeth, eye, and central nervous system<br />

abnormalities JAAD 19:217–255, 1988<br />

Hypomelia, hypotrichosis, facial hemangioma syndrome<br />

(pseudothalidomide syndrome) – sparse silvery blond hair<br />

Am J Dis Child 123:602–606, 1972<br />

Incontinentia pigmenti – anhidrotic and achromians lesions<br />

BJD 116:839–849, 1987<br />

MAUIE syndrome – erythroderma with skip areas; micropinnae,<br />

alopecia, ichthyosis, and ectropion JAAD 37:1000–1002, 1997<br />

Menkes’ kinky hair syndrome – hypopigmented hair Rook<br />

p.2965, 1998, Sixth Edition<br />

Mukamel syndrome – autosomal recessive; premature graying in<br />

infancy, lentigines, depigmented macules, mental retardation,<br />

spastic paraparesis, microcephaly, scoliosis Bolognia p.859, 2003<br />

Multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type I – hypopigmented<br />

macules JAAD 42:939–969, 2000<br />

Multiple lentigines syndrome – hypopigmented macules<br />

Ped Derm 13:100–104, 1996<br />

Myotonic dystrophy – hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.70, 2002,<br />

Second Edition<br />

Neurofibromatosis – localized hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.70,<br />

2002, Second Edition<br />

Oculocutaneous albinism Dermatol Clin 6:217–228, 1988;<br />

JAAD 19:217, 1988<br />

Oculocutaneous albinism, dysmorphic features, short stature<br />

Ophthalmic Paediatr Genet 11:209–213, 1990<br />

Patau syndrome (trisomy 13) – depigmented spots<br />

Rook p.2812, 1998, Sixth Edition<br />

Phakomatosis pigmentovascularis – nevus anemicus Ped Derm<br />

13:33–35, 1996<br />

Piebaldism – autosomal dominant; white forelock, white patches<br />

on upper chest, abdomen, extremities with islands of<br />

hyperpigmentation within JAAD 44:288–292, 2001; mutations<br />

and deletions of c-kit (steel factor receptor) Am J Hum Genet<br />

56:58–66, 1995<br />

Pierre–Robin syndrome – hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.70,<br />

2002, Second Edition<br />

Prader–Willi syndrome – hypopigmentation, mental retardation<br />

Am J Med Genet 40:454, 1991<br />

Progeria – hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.70, 2002,<br />

Second Edition<br />

Pseudocleft of upper lip, cleft lip-palate, and hemangiomatous<br />

branchial cleft – canities Plast Reconstr Surg 83:143–147, 1989<br />

Robert’s syndrome (hypomelia–hypotrichosis–facial<br />

hemangioma syndrome) – autosomal recessive; mid-facial port<br />

wine stain extending from forehead to nose and philtrum, cleft<br />

lip with or without cleft palate, sparse silver-blond hair, limb<br />

reduction malformation, characteristic facies, malformed ears<br />

with hypoplastic lobules, marked growth retardation Clin Genet<br />

31:170–177, 1987; Clin Genet 5:1–16, 1974<br />

Rothmund–Thomson syndrome – hypopigmented hair Ghatan<br />

p.70, 2002, Second Edition<br />

Russell–Silver syndrome – achromia JAAD 40:877–890, 1999;<br />

J Med Genet 36:837–842, 1999<br />

Seckel’s syndrome – autosomal recessive; hair sparse and<br />

prematurely gray, growth retardation, beak-like nose, large eyes,<br />

skeletal defects Am J Med Genet 12:7–21, 1982<br />

Symmetrical progressive leukopathy – Japan and Brazil;<br />

punctate leukoderma on shins, extensor arms, abdomen,<br />

interscapular areas Ann Dermatol Syphiligr 78:452–454, 1951<br />

Tay syndrome – autosomal recessive; growth retardation,<br />

triangular face, cirrhosis, trident hands, premature canities,<br />

vitiligo Bolognia p.859, 2003<br />

Tietz’s syndrome – autosomal dominant; absence of pigment,<br />

deaf-mutism, hypoplastic eyebrows Rook p.2964, 1998, Sixth<br />

Edition; Am J Hum Genet 15:259–264, 1963<br />

Treacher Collins syndrome – hypopigmented hair Ghatan<br />

p.70, 2002, Second Edition<br />

Tuberous sclerosis – ash leaf macules, confetti<br />

hyopigmentation, white eyelashes, poliosis Int J Dermatol<br />

37:911–917, 1998; BJD 135:1–5, 1996; JAAD 32:915–935,<br />

1995; Ped Clin North Am 38:991–1017, 1991; S Med J<br />

75:227–228, 1982<br />

Tuomaala–Haapanen syndrome (brachymetapody, anodontia,<br />

hypotrichosis, albinoid trait) Acta Ophthalmol 46:365–371, 1968<br />

Tyrosinemia – hypopigmented hair Ghatan p.70, 2002,<br />

Second Edition<br />

Unusual facies, vitiligo, canities, progressive spastic paraplegia<br />

Am J Med Genet 9:351–357, 1981

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