4 Possible Causes for Lentigo Senilis in USA

• Zosteriform Lentiginosis
  Lentigo Senilis
• Arcus Senilis
• Purpura Senilis
• Malum Coxae Senilis

Similar symptoms

• Anterior Radial Head Dislocation
• Arcus Senilis
• Bone Mineral Density Reduced
• Creatine Kinase Mildly Increased
• Defective T Cell Proliferative Responses
• Diffuse Demyelinating Neuropathy
• Fibrosing Pneumonitis
• Genetic Heterogeneity (see HHT1, OMIM 187300)
• Impaired Thermal Sense
• Lentigo Senilis
• Loss of Fat of the Upper Body
• Loss of Neurons Affecting All Cortical Layers
• Malum Coxae Senilis
• Methionine Increased
• Mild to Moderate Joint Limitation
• Moonshine
• Mutation in the LDHA Gene (OMIM 150000.0001)
• Mutation in the MGME1 Gene (OMIM 615076)
• Mutation in the Methylmalonyl CoA Epimerase Gene
• Mutation in the NPHP1 Gene (OMIM 607100.0001)
• Mutation in the Slow Type Myosin Binding Protein C Gene
• Narrow Ear Lobes
• Normal B12
• Poor Enamel
• Poor Somatic Growth
• Progressive Central Vision Loss
• Protrusio Acetabuli
• Seborrheic Keratosis
• Short Humeri with Proximal Clubbing and Distal Tapering
• Villous Blunting