Post‐zygotic mosaicism in a woman with Goltz syndrome mimics segmental angioma serpiginosum

Abstract

A 30‐year‐old Caucasian woman with no relevant medical history or family history presented to dermatology with a benign fibrous papule on her nose and was incidentally found to have an unusual rash on her legs. It had developed after birth, was itchy and aggravated by hot weather. She had no previous miscarriages and had a healthy 2‐year‐old daughter. On examination there were red, scaly plaques and areas of dermal atrophy in a blaschkoid distribution on the lower left leg (Fig 1a) and a linear punctate eruption over the right inner thigh (Fig 1b).

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