Periorbital hyperpigmentation. An overlooked genetic disorder of pigmentation
Richard M. Goodman
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Richard M. Goodman
Abstract
This is the first English report of a family with a genetically determined form of hyperpigmentation involving the periorbital area. Only two other reports of this trait have been found in the European literature. Twenty-two affected members in six generations were noted to have this type of hyperpigmentation. Various clinical and genetic aspects of their autosomal dominant trait are discussed.
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This is the first English report of a family with a genetically determined form of hyperpigmentation involving the periorbital area. Only two other reports of this trait have been found in the European literature. Twenty-two affected members in six generations were noted to have this type of hyperpigmentation. Various clinical and genetic aspects of their autosomal dominant trait are discussed.
Key concepts: Hyperpigmentation, Pigmentation disorder, Medicine, Dermatology, Trait, Skin hyperpigmentation, Genetics, Biology