What is another word for nevoid elephantiasis?
Pronunciation: [nˈɛvɔ͡ɪd ˈɛlɪfˌanʃɪˌasiz] (IPA) 
Nevoid elephantiasis, also known as Proteus syndrome, is a rare genetic disorder that causes abnormal growth of skin, bones, and other tissues. The condition can cause severe disfigurement and increased risk of complications such as infections and difficulty moving. Synonyms for this rare condition include "elephant man disease," "gigantism," and "hypertrophy disorder." Additionally, it has been referred to as "elephantiasis neuromatosa," "neuromatosis," and "neurofibromatosis type III." While there is no known cure for Proteus syndrome, treatments such as surgery, radiation, and physical therapy may help manage symptoms. Research efforts are ongoing to better understand and treat this rare condition.
