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Case Reports
. 2012;156(37):A3851.

[A newborn with pustules]

[Article in Dutch]
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Case Reports

[A newborn with pustules]

[Article in Dutch]
Renée C G Biesmans et al. Ned Tijdschr Geneeskd. 2012.

Abstract

A full-term afebrile male infant was born with multiple sterile pustules, which easily ruptured to reveal an underlying erythematous skin. He was diagnosed with 'transient neonatal pustulosis', a benign self-limiting condition which disappears within a few days. However, hyperpigmented skin lesions (melanosis) may remain visible for several months.

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