9-year-old male
A 9-year-old male with a questionable history of peripheral giant cell granuloma and linear nevus sebaceous syndrome was referred for imaging. The radiologist described this as a highly uncommon syndrome with significant implications, warranting thorough assessment of the craniofacial skeleton and any inflammatory pathology. Imaging revealed cysts, projections within the orbit, and inflammatory processes. The radiologist emphasized the value of this case for understanding the broad craniofacial manifestations of the syndrome.
De-identified scan detail.
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