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Pigmentary Disorders in Children

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1

A male with hyperpigmentation tanner stage 5 presents with hypertension & precocious puberty. The causative defect is:

A17 alpha hydroxylase deficiency

B17 beta hydroxylase deficiency

C11 beta hydroxylase deficiency

D21 beta hydroxylase deficiency

2

A patient has multiple meningiomas, acoustic neuroma and hyperpigmented skin lesions; most likely diagnosis is –

ANeurofibromatosis

BVon Hippel lindau disease

CSturge weber syndrome

DTuberous sclerosis

3

A 6-year-old girl presents with precocious puberty, some bony lesions & hyperpigmented skin lesions as shown below. What is the most probable diagnosis?

ACushing syndrome

BLaurence Moon syndrome

CPrader Willi syndrome

DMcCune-Albright syndrome

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