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Two small ACC lesions on the right thigh after intrauterine vascular ablation.
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Upon birth at 27 weeks of GA, two small 0.5 mm lesions were found on the right thigh of infant (Fig. 1).
Large ACC lesions on the left leg after intrauterine vascular ablation.
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A large (2 cm by 7 cm) lesion covered with granulated tissue, along with a 1 cm lesion were seen on the left leg (Fig. 2).
Day 35 of emollient therapy: epithelization of ACC lesions.
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Gradual epithelization was noted by the end of 6th week of life (Fig. 3).
Atrophic scars at the age of 5 years.
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Even though ACC was found in extremely preterm infant, skin lesions healed with no ulcerations or erosions, with formation of a hairless, atrophic scar, which became less prominent with age (Fig. 4).