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Cutis marmorata telangiectatica congenita localized on the back
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F1
A physical examination revealed no abnormal findings except for diffuse non-blanchable varicose lesions on both lower extremities, on the back, and on the front side of the trunk (Fig. 1), which were more diffuse especially on the right lower extremity accompanied by discolorations (Fig. 2).
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Appearance of the right leg at the sixth month
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F3
At the age of six months, the lesions on the back and front side of the trunk improved completely, whereas the lesions on the lower extremities and around the knees continued, though they regressed (Fig. 3).