A case series of congenital nevus and their various manifestations

A nevus is characterized by collection of partially differentiated or well-differentiated cells normally found in the skin. Some nevi are associated with disorders such as autism, epilepsy, ophthalmogical disorders, intracranial abnormalities, and others. In this case series, we aim to analyze six cases congenital nevus, matched our findings reports published reviewed literature, come a conclusion that would help clinician do focused clinical examination investigations when they across nevi. Furthermore, these sort skin lesions cause psychological morbidity both parents patients, proper counseling required along dermatological therapy treatment comorbid conditions. As well regular follow-up monitoring lesions. The following cases: Case-1, melanocytic who presented delayed milestone, epilepsy neuroimaging revealed melanosis. Case-2 Ota on face scleral glaucoma left eye. Case-3: Nevus achromicus was present over abdomen scalp child status epilepticus there focal cortical dysplasia frontal cortex imaging. sebaceous case-4 had seizure disorder but normal. Case-5 spilus area satellite febrile convulsion normal neuroimaging. sixth 5-year-old male linear without any other association.