AI Article Synopsis
- Mucinous nevus is a rare skin condition that appears as flesh-colored to brown papules or plaques that can merge into larger lesions with various patterns.
- It typically manifests at birth or in early childhood, although cases of late onset have been reported.
- No further medical investigations are needed since there are no associated internal health issues, and treatment is generally not required.
Article Abstract
Mucinous nevus is an exceptional entity and presents as flesh-colored to brownish papules or plaques, coalescing to form a pigmentary or verrucous lesion with either a blaschkoid, linear, grouped or zosteriform disposition. It usually appears at birth or during early childhood, but late onset has also been described. Mucinous nevus does not require additional work-up as no internal pathologies have been described. Abstention of any therapeutic intervention is usually preferred.
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