1 ed dorsally at E12 to E13, and contains both
hyperpigmented and hypopigmented patches.
2 is hereditaria, a condition characterized by
hyperpigmented and hypopigmented skin macules.
3 round or oval retinitis lesion proximal to a
hyperpigmented and/or atrophic chorioretinal scar.
4 The digits form extra
hyperpigmented claws on the lateral sides.
5 performed a series of microarray analyses of
hyperpigmented compared with less pigmented skin to iden
6 n showed bilateral macular and peripapillary
hyperpigmented/
depigmented areas.Patient 2: 45 year-old
7 ent of progressive chorioretinal atrophy and
hyperpigmented deposits in the posterior pole.
8 und chorioretinal atrophy, as well as coarse
hyperpigmented deposits in the posterior pole.
9 ser for photoablative deepithelialization of
hyperpigmented gingiva.
10 We recover
hyperpigmented/
hemolytic GBS colonies from the murine di
11 The patients presented with hypo- and
hyperpigmented macules over the body, resembling dyschro
12 Moreover, whereas the
hyperpigmented mutant had increased secreted activity, a
13 resulting in melanocytic lesions resembling
hyperpigmented nevi with increased proliferative propert
14 Patients exhibit characteristic
hyperpigmented patches called cafe-au-lait patches.
15 ma is a pigmentary disorder characterized by
hyperpigmented patchy skin in sun-exposed areas, especia
16 r, gut, and neural tube, leading to a deeply
hyperpigmented phenotype.
17 In the depolarized light images,
hyperpigmented regions were significantly brighter than
18 edo-like, deep atrophic lesions with a small
hyperpigmented rim, variably sized and predominantly loc
19 ineated macular chorioretinal atrophy with a
hyperpigmented ring developed.
20 We observed outer segment debris, hypo/
hyperpigmented RPE, abnormal apical-basal RPE surfaces a
21 dmission revealed scattered 1-3-cm firm pink
hyperpigmented subcutaneous nodules, several of which ha