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Hermansky‐Pudlak syndrome type 4 with a novel mutation

type vitiligo complicated with Ivemark syndrome and hepatitis C. It was evident that the efficacy of excimer light and immune cell infiltration pattern were quite different between non-segmental and segmental lesions, indicating coexistence of different pathological conditions in the case of mixed vitiligo. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: We thank Kenju Nishida and Eriko Nobuyoshi for their expert technical assistance for immunohistochemistry.