becker′s naevus of the lower limb : an unusual site
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Abstract
Two males aged 18 and 20 years old presented with asymptomatic brown macules with hypertrichosis on the left thigh. Beckerâ€s naevus less commonly involves the lower limb, a site which is reported in only 3% of the patients.
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| Authors | ;Rathi Sanjay K |
| Journal | heterocycles |
| Year | 2002 |
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