Tip of an Iceberg: Skull Fracture as an Adult Presentation of Encephalocraniocutaneous Lipomatosis

Table 1

Diagnostic criteria (adapted from Moog et al.).

	Eye	Skin	CNS	Other
Major	Choristoma	Nevus psiloliparis (NP)	Intracranial or intraspinal lipoma	Jaw tumours:
				(i) Osteoma
				(ii) Odontoma
				(iii) Nonossifying fibroma
				Multiple bone cysts
				Aortic coarctation
Minor	Corneal anomalies	Possible NP	Abnormal intracranial vessels
	Ant. chamber anomalies	Patchy/streaky nonscarring alopecia (without NP)	Arachnoid cyst
			Abnormalities of meninges
	Ocular coloboma	Frontotemporal subcutaneous lipomas	Hemispheric atrophy (complete or partial)
	Eyelid coloboma	Focal aplasia/hypoplasia scalp	Porencephalic cyst(s)
	Calcification of globe	Small nodular skin tags on outer eyelid (between outer canthus and tragus)	Asymmetrically dilated ventricles
			Hydrocephalus
			Calcification (not basal ganglia)