Epidermal nevus syndrome: A neurologic variant with hemimegalencephaly, gyral malformation, mental retardation, seizures, and facial hemihypertrophy

Keyphrases

• Seizure 100%
• Malformation 100%
• Intellectual Disability 100%
• Neurologic 100%
• Hemihypertrophy 100%
• Hemimegalencephaly 100%
• Epidermal Nevus Syndrome 100%
• Epidermal Nevus 28%
• Infantile Spasms 14%
• Brain Abnormalities 14%
• Ischemia 14%
• Blood Vessels 14%
• Hemiparesis 14%
• Pathologic 14%
• Atrophy 14%
• Somatic mutation 14%
• Radiological Assessment 14%
• Infarct 14%
• Neurologic Symptoms 14%
• Congenital Anomalies 14%
• Neurological Manifestations 14%
• Porencephaly 14%
• Neurological Abnormalities 14%
• Vessel Anomaly 14%
• Repeated Observations 14%
• Brain Involvement 14%
• Acquired Brain Injury 14%
• Acquired Lesion 14%
• Neurocutaneous Disorders 14%
• Vascular Dysplasia 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Epileptic Seizure 100%
• Congenital Malformation 100%
• Alexander Disease 100%
• Epidermal Nevus Syndrome 100%
• Hemihypertrophy 100%
• Neurologic Disease 28%
• Nevus Sebaceous 28%
• Ischemia 14%
• Infantile Spasm 14%
• Hemiparesis 14%
• Infarction 14%
• Bleeding 14%
• Contralateral 14%
• Dysplasia 14%
• Somatic Mutation 14%
• Radiologic Studies 14%
• Vascular Anomaly 14%
• Phakomatosis 14%
• Porencephaly 14%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Nevus 100%
• Congenital Malformation 100%
• Alexander Disease 100%
• Hemihypertrophy 100%
• Neurologic Disease 22%
• Radiologic Studies 11%
• Infarction 11%
• Infantile Spasm 11%
• Ischemia 11%
• Bleeding 11%
• Dysplasia 11%
• Congenital Blood Vessel Malformation 11%
• Porencephaly 11%
• Hemiparesis 11%
• Phakomatosis 11%