Differential diagnosis * Macrodystrophia lipomatosa * Fibrolipomatous hamartoma * Neurofibromatosis type 1 * Klippel–Trénaunay syndrome * Parkes Weber syndrome * Sotos syndrome * Hemangiomas Classification Many sources classify<unk>  to be a type of nevus syndrome. The lesions appear to be distributed in a mosaic manner. It has been confirmed that the disorder is an example of genetic mosaicism.
Proteus syndrome
Gulf War syndrome
Toxic shock syndrome
Majeed syndrome
Proteus-like syndrome
Enterotoxemia
Crush syndrome
Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome