Background: During the neonatal life cycle, various dermatological conditions are common.
In comparison to the skin of adults, neonates' skins are more susceptible to infections in the …

Background: Mongolian Spots (MS) generally exist at the time or under the first few weeks of
the neonate life-cycle, often considered a birthmark, characterized by hyper-pigmented …

Cutaneous lesions are common in the neonatal period and mostly physiological, transient,
and self‐limited; uncommonly, they are pathological and require treatment and cooperation …

Objective: To evaluate the prevalence of neonatal dermatoses in the early neonatal period
and to associate them with neonatal, demographic and obstetric variables. Methods: A cross …

Background: Neonatal dermatology includes a wide spectrum of cutaneous issues that show
up in a neonate's skin during the initial month of life, ranging from regular phenomena to …

BACKGROUND: Skin lesions in neonatal period range from transient self-limiting conditions
to serious dermatoses requiring specific therapies. They can cause significant psychological …

Objective To document the pattern of skin lesions among the neonates admitted in intensive
care unit and evaluate the association between age, gender, maturity and birth weight …

Background: The spectrum of cutaneous manifestations during the neonatal period varies
from transient self-limiting conditions to serious life-threatening ones. Transient and …

BACKGROUND: Neonatal dermatology, by definition, encompasses the spectrum of
cutaneous disorders that arise during the first four weeks of life. A host of aberrations from …

: Background: The management of critically-ill individuals in intensive care units (ICU) is
complex. Immobility, pharmacological treatments, and reduced perfusion lead to …