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Case  1. (a) Ulceration on an erythematous patch with a network-like and blotchy appearance in the dorsal surface of the foot of a boy of 3 months. (b) Resolution of the ulceration after 1 month with propranolol treatment. Progressive regression of the lesion at 9 months (c) and 11 months (d).
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An 11-month-old Caucasian boy presented at birth an erythematous patch with a network-like and blotchy appearance in the dorsal surface of his right foot that extended onto the digits but not to the distal tip (Figure 1).
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Case  2. (a) A skin biopsy on erythematous scaly plaque with geometric border covering all lateral aspect of her right ankle as a sock-like distribution. (b) Numerous superficial ulcerations of this erythematous scaly plaque. (c) Progressive regression of the lesion and the ulceration with propranolol treatment. (d) Spontaneous involution of the lesion.
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This plaque had bright-red papules, telangiectatic in appearance with a surrounding area darker in colour (Figure 2).
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Case  3. (a) An erythematous scaly patch in the dorsal and lateral surface of the left foot extending onto the digits which presented multiple and superficial ulcerations. (b) Response to propranolol after the first month of treatment. (c) Response to propranolol at sixth months of treatment. (d) Spontaneous involution.
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A 2-month-old Caucasian girl presented at birth an erythematous scaly patch in the dorsal and lateral surface of the left foot extending onto the digits (Figure 3).
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Case  4. Pebbled patches of bright-red hemangioma and the distal part extending onto the digits presenting reticulated network-like telangiectasia morphology.
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The proximal part presented pebbled patches of bright-red hemangioma and the distal part extending onto the digits presented a reticulated network-like telangiectasia morphology (Figure 4).
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Case  5. An erythematous patch with prominent surface telangiectases on the dorsal arm of a 3-month girl.
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A 3-month-old Caucasian girl presented at birth an erythematous patch with prominent surface telangiectases on her dorsal arm (Figure 5).