Multiple lentigine syndrome (LEOPARD syndrome). About two cases

G. Brandozzi, G. Ricotti, I. Cataldi, M. G. Tucci, C. Campodonico, A. M. Cangiotti, I. D'Angelo

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The authors describe two cases of LEOPARD syndrome. Lentiginosis profusa was associated with ocular hypertelorism, skeletal involvement, electrocardiographic conduction defects. Neural deafness, abnormalities of the genitalia and pulmonary stenosis were present in a case, bilateral obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in the other. The term 'LEOPARD' contains only a part of possible associated signs.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)673-675
Number of pages3
JournalNouvelles Dermatologiques
Volume13
Issue number9
Publication statusPublished - 1994

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LEOPARD Syndrome
Hypertelorism
Pulmonary Valve Stenosis
Genitalia
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Deafness
Lentiginosis Profusa

Keywords

  • LEOPARD syndrome

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Dermatology

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Brandozzi, G., Ricotti, G., Cataldi, I., Tucci, M. G., Campodonico, C., Cangiotti, A. M., & D'Angelo, I. (1994). Multiple lentigine syndrome (LEOPARD syndrome). About two cases. Nouvelles Dermatologiques, 13(9), 673-675.

Multiple lentigine syndrome (LEOPARD syndrome). About two cases. / Brandozzi, G.; Ricotti, G.; Cataldi, I.; Tucci, M. G.; Campodonico, C.; Cangiotti, A. M.; D'Angelo, I.

In: Nouvelles Dermatologiques, Vol. 13, No. 9, 1994, p. 673-675.

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Brandozzi, G, Ricotti, G, Cataldi, I, Tucci, MG, Campodonico, C, Cangiotti, AM & D'Angelo, I 1994, 'Multiple lentigine syndrome (LEOPARD syndrome). About two cases', Nouvelles Dermatologiques, vol. 13, no. 9, pp. 673-675.
Brandozzi G, Ricotti G, Cataldi I, Tucci MG, Campodonico C, Cangiotti AM et al. Multiple lentigine syndrome (LEOPARD syndrome). About two cases. Nouvelles Dermatologiques. 1994;13(9):673-675.
Brandozzi, G. ; Ricotti, G. ; Cataldi, I. ; Tucci, M. G. ; Campodonico, C. ; Cangiotti, A. M. ; D'Angelo, I. / Multiple lentigine syndrome (LEOPARD syndrome). About two cases. In: Nouvelles Dermatologiques. 1994 ; Vol. 13, No. 9. pp. 673-675.
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