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Mother (left) with hyperpigmented and hypopigmented scars on the left arm and infant (right) with aplasia cutis congenita on the right forearm.
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After the rash had subsided, she was left with hyperpigmented and hypopigmented scars in lesional areas consistent with prior varicella infection (Figure 1).
A 5-day-old infant with aplasia cutis congenita.
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T1 dermatome (Figure 2).
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A 17-day-old infant with aplasia cutis congenita over the left flank, presenting as a whitish scar with erosion on the posterior aspect of the scar (side view).
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There was an extensive irregular, depressed, white scar over the left flank corresponding to the distribution of the T8 and T9 dermatomes (Figures 3 and 4).
Same 17-day-old infant with aplasia cutis congenita over the left flank (back view).
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There was an extensive irregular, depressed, white scar over the left flank corresponding to the distribution of the T8 and T9 dermatomes (Figures 3 and 4).