Neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2) is a rare genetic disorder that often leads to brain and skin tumors, with dermatological symptoms affecting most patients, but these symptoms are often overlooked in diagnosis.
A study examined skin lesions in NF2 patients, finding that a significant number had skin issues years before their NF2 diagnosis, with various types of lesions identified.
Most patients reported that these skin lesions minimally impacted their quality of life, highlighting the need for better awareness and potential earlier diagnosis to improve patient outcomes.