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Skin changes of a mature infant age 3 days.
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The lesions were located on the entire back, most of the buttocks, right half of the front of the trunk (with a clear demarcation from the unchanged skin right in the midline), right thigh, and left knee (Fig 1).
Skin changes of a mature infant age 3 days.
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Additionally, the hyperpigmented patches, which were considered Mongolian spots, partly intermingled with the lesions of CMTC, were located on the right upper back, the mid-spine, and the lumbosacral region (Fig 2).
Histopathologic examination shows numerous dilated capillaries and venules in the dermis level.. A high-resolution version of this slide for use with the Virtual Microscope is available as eSlide:VM01040.
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Histopathologic examination on the right side of the thigh found numerous dilated capillaries and venules in the dermis (Fig 3).
PMC4809441_02
Skin changes of a mature infant age 2 months.
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The skin changes of CMTC had almost disappeared, while the Mongolian spots were persistent (Fig 4).