Ētahi atu korero ― Maori

Ko te Nevus depigmentosus he āhua kiri i te whāiti i te kiri i whānau mai, ā, ka taea te wehe i te vitiligo. Ka taea te rahi o te āhua nei te pikinga i te pikinga o te tinana. He rerekē i te vitiligo, he whati kiri kāore e piki haere. Ka pā te hunga whai Nevus depigmentosus ki te whāwhā rā nā te mea he iti te kiri, nō reira me whakamahi ārai rā i te rā. Kāore i te nuinga o ngā tūranga e hiahia ana ki te maimoatanga o te āhua. He āhua anō e pā ana ki te rerekētanga o ngā whāiti kiri ko te nevus anemicus – ka puta ngā whāiti nei nā te kore o ngā pūngao toto, te pityriasis alba me te tuberous sclerosis complex.
Nevus depigmentosus is a skin condition marked by a light patch with an uneven edge. It often appears at birth or soon after. Surgery and light therapy are the main treatments studied.

Ko te tātaritanga o nga turoro me te nevus depigmentosus ko te wehewehe mai i te nevus anemicus, pityriasis alba, tuberous sclerosis complex, me te vitiligo.
The diagnosis of patients with nevus depigmentosus involved distinguishing it from nevus anemicus, pityriasis alba, tuberous sclerosis complex, and vitiligo.