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A review of cutaneous mosaicism

Cutaneous mosaicism is a term used for a group of disorders in which a person has two or more genetically different populations of cells existing side by side within the skin. It is an area of dermatology in which there has been an explosion of knowledge within the current decade. This has led to fundamental changes in the understanding of the conditions in this field, and to an ongoing shift in the approach to treating mosaic skin disorders.