Eruptive disseminated <scp>S</scp>pitz naevus (<scp>EDSN</scp>) in a young girl of Indian origin

Niyati Sharma; Stephanie G Y Ho; Tan Bing; Chris McCormack; Richard A Scolyer; Joyce Lee

doi:10.1111/ajd.12197

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Eruptive disseminated Spitz naevus (EDSN) is a rare entity and has never been documented in a South-east Asian individual (of Indian origin) previously. We report an adolescent with this condition which, to our knowledge, has only been previously reported a few times.

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