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Abstract
The objective of this review is to help practitioners of neonatal and pediatric medicine become more familiar with diagnosing and managing neonatal skin conditions. This article will discuss normal neonatal skin care and benign and common rashes, as well as some of the serious dermatologic conditions that require specialists for further evaluation and/or treatment.
- Copyright © 2020 by the American Academy of Pediatrics
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- Abstract
- Practice Gap
- Objectives
- Neonatal Skin and Barrier Function
- Normal Skin Findings in the Neonate
- Benign Lumps, Bumps, and Pits of the Newborn
- Iatrogenic Skin Findings in Newborns After Birth
- Common Benign Rashes: Transient Eruptions of the Newborn
- Diaper Dermatitis: A Clinical Presentation of a Broad Spectrum of Diseases
- Rashes Not to be Missed in Newborns
- Malignant Skin Disease in Newborns
- Conclusion
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