@entity7063 Without Oral Involvement: A Rare XXXX .

@entity1 @entity5806 @entity7063 @entity2150 @entity2117 @entity2118 @entity74 @entity2131 @entity3043
@entity7063 ( @entity7063 ) is a rare, progressive, multi-system, @entity74 of telomere biology, first described in 1906 as the @entity7063 . The condition presents with the classic triad of @entity5806 , @entity2118 . Variable somatic abnormalities may be present; these include pulmonary, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, cerebral, and dental complications. @entity3043 eventually develops, progressing to @entity2131 . In our @entity1 , the progression of @entity7063 did not follow the "classic triad" typically seen in the condition. Here we report the case of a 27-year-old male who had features consistent with this syndrome but who had a normal oral cavity associated with @entity2150 for @entity5806 and @entity2118 were the dominant clinical features. The @entity1 was advised to avoid smoking and severe exposure to the sun, and to return regularly for follow-up. Because all symptoms of this disorder are not necessarily seen collectively in any one @entity1 , physicians should consider it as a probability in all @entity1 showing signs of @entity2117 , especially accompanied by @entity2150 . Our report emphasizes the fact that not all components of the syndrome need to be present and in all cases of genodermatosis, pleomorphism may be expected with variable clinical manifestations. Even though many variants have been described in literature, sparing of the oral cavity as in our @entity1 is extremely uncommon. Therefore, physicians should be aware of the mucocutaneous manifestation of @entity7063 and its diagnosis and refer the @entity1 for better evaluation.
