Most doctors either love or hate “the neurocutaneous disorders”. These words can provoke flashbacks to examination agony, or to diagnostic triumph. They plunge some into uncertainty, and transport others to scholarly heights. But whatever your experience, this book is for you, or at least for your library. The editors, American neurologists, amply achieve their aim “to provide readily accessible information about the clinical features and natural history of these rare conditions as well as an understanding of their genetic basis and molecular …