DDx
Differential Diagnoses
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Phenylketonuria
Media Gallery
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Infant with oculocutaneous albinism type 1 presenting with hypomelanotic skin, white hair, and pink irides and pupils resulting from the dysfunction of tyrosinase in the melanocytes of these tissues and the subsequent lack of melanin synthesis. From Carden et al, Br J Ophthal, 1998, 82:189-195, with permission from BMJ Publishing Group.
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Neonate with oculocutaneous albinism type 3 presenting with minimally pigmented skin and light hair coloration resulting from the dysfunction of tyrosinase-related protein-1 in the melanocytes of these tissues and the subsequent reduction in melanin synthesis. The infant's parents are African American. From Carden et al, Br J Ophthal, 1998, 82:189-195, with permission from BMJ Publishing Group.
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Infant with Chediak-Higashi syndrome presenting with hypomelanotic skin and white hair with a metallic sheen. From Carden et al, Br J Ophthal, 1998, 82:189-195, with permission from BMJ Publishing Group.
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