Orgarnoid nevus
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I te whanautanga, ka kitea he alopecia me te papaki kowhai. I te wa o te pakeke, ka pupuhi haere te mate.
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ReferencesKo te Nevus sebaceus (organoid nevus) he koha whānau, he papanga kore makawe, he papanga mārō e pā ana ki te kanohi, te mahunga rānei. Ka rārangi ngā nevi hei nevi epidermal, ā, ka taea te kitea i te whānau, i te wā kōhungahunga. Ka puta ngā nevi i te mahunga, engari ka kitea anō i te kanohi, te mata, te kakī rānei. Ka piki ake te rahi o te papanga i te wā o te pakeketanga nā te huringa o ngā homoni. Ka pakeke ake, ka tipu pea ētahi atu pukupuku (trichoblastoma). He raru tonu te rongoā mō ēnei papanga, ā, ko ngā kōwhiringa mai i te mātakitaki noa ki te tango i a rātou i te timatanga o te tamarikitanga.
Nevus sebaceus of Jadassohn also referred to as organoid nevus, is a congenital malformation involving hamartomas of the pilosebaceous follicular unit. These growths most commonly form on the scalp, but may also appear on the forehead, face, or neck. They undergo a growth phase during puberty due to hormonal changes. In adulthood, the growths may develop secondary neoplasms within them, most commonly trichoblastoma. The treatment of these lesions is controversial, with options ranging from observation to early excision in childhood.
Nevus sebaceus of Jadassohn also referred to as organoid nevus, is a congenital malformation involving hamartomas of the pilosebaceous follicular unit. These growths most commonly form on the scalp, but may also appear on the forehead, face, or neck. They undergo a growth phase during puberty due to hormonal changes. In adulthood, the growths may develop secondary neoplasms within them, most commonly trichoblastoma. The treatment of these lesions is controversial, with options ranging from observation to early excision in childhood.
Ko te Congenital melanocytic nevus he momo tohu whānau ka puta i te whānautanga, i te wā e kohungahinga ana rānei. Ko te Nevus sebaceous he paheketanga kiri, hairless plaque, e pā ana ki ngā pūkoro makawe. I roto i tēnei rangahau, i whakamahia e mātou te tikanga pinhole me te laser Erbium‑doped Yttrium Aluminium Garnet (Erbium:YAG) hei rongoā i ngā nevi.
Congenital melanocytic nevus (CMN) is a melanocytic nevus that is either present at birth or appears during the latter stages of infancy. Nevus sebaceous has been described as the hamartomatous locus of an embryologically defective pilosebaceous unit. Here, we describe how we used the pinhole technique with an erbium-doped yttrium aluminium garnet (erbium : YAG) laser to treat nevi lesions in different patients.
Congenital melanocytic nevus (CMN) is a melanocytic nevus that is either present at birth or appears during the latter stages of infancy. Nevus sebaceous has been described as the hamartomatous locus of an embryologically defective pilosebaceous unit. Here, we describe how we used the pinhole technique with an erbium-doped yttrium aluminium garnet (erbium : YAG) laser to treat nevi lesions in different patients.
Ka puta ake te mate pukupuki pūtau basal i roto i te nevi sebaceous, i te nuinga o te wā i te pakeketanga. Heoi, kua mōhiohia ināianei he iti ake te reiti o ēnei momo mate kino i te mea i whakatauia. Mo konei, kāore i te taunakitia te whakakiri a‑mua (prophylactic excision).