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Linear sebaceous nevus syndrome in a 16-year-old boy

(A) 16-year-old boy with several epidermal nevi, left complex choristoma, profound intellectual disability, and severe refractory epilepsy that caused the right frontal injury observed in the picture. (B) A large sebaceous nevus of the scalp is seen in the left hemicranium, in which no hair grows. (C) A hyperpigmented verrucous nevus in the midline of the neck is seen. (Contributed by Dr. Laura Flores-Sarnat.)

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