In most patients lesions are present at birth or develop within the first 2 weeks of life Stage 2: verrucous - the blisters heal and develop in to wart-like skin growths Stage 3: hyperpigmented - in early childhood the skin develops grey or brown patches with a swirled pattern Stage 4: atrophic / hypopigmented - the hyperpigmented patches fade with time, and adults with incontinentia pigmenti usually have lines of unusually light-coloured skin on their arms and legs Clinical Images Please refer to notes on image rights at bottom of the page with regards to individual image ownership
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