Nevus of Ota: The Unusual Birthmarks: A Case Report

Nevus of Ota: The Unusual Birthmarks: A Case Report

Nevus of Ota is a benign congenital melanosis bulbi. It is a rare entity, commonly seen in female. It occurs among Asians and Africans. It mainly involves the eye, skin and ear. It is predominantly unilateral but could be bilateral. Typical clinical manifestation was present in our case, however, bi...

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