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Bernard Cohen, MD

Diagnosis

extrophy of bladder erythema toxicum neonatorum

Body Site

thigh abdomen scrotum genital

Age

4 days

Pigmentation

light

Organization

confluent

Color

red white/hypo

Morphology

vesiculobullous (blister, pustule)

Pattern

intertrigenous (creases)

Comments

A full term boy with bladder extrophy develolped a diffuse red urticarial papular eruption on the trunk that spread to the proximal extremities on day 2 of life. On day 3 of life 1-2 mm white papules and pustules formed at the center of the red papules that were most dense in skin creases and the diaper area. Smears of the contents of the pustules showed cellular debris, eosinophils and neutrophils, but no organisms. Cultures for fungus and bacteria from the pustules were also negative. Two days later the erythema was receding and pustules were dry and desquamating. Pediatric urology repaired the bladder extrophy without complication.

Description

diffuse white papules and pustules on a red base with confluent erythema in some areas particularly skin creases

Categories

vesiculobullous eruptions neonatal dermatology congenital malformation

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12/30/2001 13:30:03

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