Australasian Journal of Dermatology · 1975 · 10 citations · 4 references
MedicineDermatologyPediatricsNeonatologyCongenital Skin DisordersCutaneous Connective Tissue DisordersInfant Skin ConditionsNeonatal DermatologyNeonatal JaundiceCongenital Skin AnomaliesNeonatal Jaundice-associated Skin FindingsNeonatal Skin PhysiologyPhysiologic Neonatal Skin Changes
A survey was carried out on 1,000 three day old infanls born conseculicly at the Queen Victoria Hospital, Mdbourne in an attempt to find the incidence of cutancous disorders and physiological variants. The commonest conditions found were milia, desqnamalion, haemangionds, loxic crythena and jaundice.
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The Physiology of the Newborn Infant.
Archives of Internal Medicine · 1952 · 71 citations
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The Structure and Function of the Epidermis
F Serri, William Montagna · Pediatric Clinics of North America · 1961 · 27 citations
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Skin Desquamation in the Newborn
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Erythema Neonatorum Allergicum
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