Abstract
Several terms are widely used to define cutaneous lesions affecting the epidermis in association with extracutaneous lesions. Recently, based on the wide spectrum of cutaneous epidermal lesions, the various underlying molecular mechanisms and patterns of associated features have led to improved definitions of these disorders. Nevus sebaceous syndrome has been placed under the umbrella term of epidermal nevus syndrome, in which the nevus sebaceous, a congenital hamartomatous lesion of the epidermis, is associated with anomalies involving the brain, eyes, and bones. Nevus sebaceous and neurologic manifestations were evaluated particularly based on their degree of intellectual delay, seizure type, treatment response, and electroencephalography and neuroradiological findings. A review of the literature in this topic is reported.
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