Lipedematous Scalp with Varied Presentations: A Case Series of Four Patients.
Lipedematous scalp (LS) is a rare cutaneous disorder of unknown etiology, characterized by significant thickening of subcutaneous tissue which results in a thick, boggy, scalp swelling. To the best of our knowledge, less than 50 cases are reported till date. Hereby, we present a total of four cases of LS, that is, two cases of LS and two cases of unusual associations of LS with alopecia areata and intradermal nevus. LS with intradermal nevus and alopecia areata are the first of its kind, not yet reported till date.So far, only two cases of LS had been reported from Indian population. Hence, our effort is to bring into notice this growing yet an uncommon condition in the Indian population.
['Sahu|Priyadarshini|P|', 'Sangal|Bhavya|B|', 'Dayal|Surabhi|S|', 'Kumar|Sanjay|S|']
lipedematous scalp Alopecia areata intradermal nevus