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A collodion baby with hypothyroidism.
Genetic counseling (Geneva, Switzerland), 2010 Collodion baby is a rare keratinizing congenital disorder. Although it is milder in degree than harlequin fetus, the infant is at risk for increased water loss, thermal instability, percutaneous toxicity, and infection as a result of an impaired skin barrier function.
D G, Dogan, M, Aslan, H, Karabiber
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Self-Healing Collodion Baby: a Dynamic Phenotype Explained by a Particular Transglutaminase-1 Mutation [PDF]
Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 2003 Spontaneous healing with no or only very mild ichthyosis distinguishes the “self-healing collodion baby” from other congenital ichthyoses. In two self-healing collodion baby siblings with markedly diminished epidermal transglutaminase 1 activity we found
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Archives of Dermatology, 1969
A case of collodion skin in the newborn infant has been presented with typical features of parchment-like skin, ectropion of upper eyelids, and fixed semiflexion attitude of the limbs. This was followed by desquamation and appearance of normal looking skin in a few days. Etiology of the condition and proper nomenclature is still a matter of controversy.
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A case of collodion skin in the newborn infant has been presented with typical features of parchment-like skin, ectropion of upper eyelids, and fixed semiflexion attitude of the limbs. This was followed by desquamation and appearance of normal looking skin in a few days. Etiology of the condition and proper nomenclature is still a matter of controversy.
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Collodion baby and lamellar ichthyosis
Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 1998It is important to differentiate the collodion baby from harlequin ichthyosis as the latter rarely survives past the first few days of life. Occasionally, babies share features of both disorders and defy a clinical diagnosis. We recently encountered such a baby who initially presented with harlequin‐like features, but evolved into lamellar ichthyosis ...
B, Sandler, K, Hashimoto
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Neonatal Endocrinologic Problems in Collodion Babies
Pediatric Dermatology, 2017AbstractObjectivesTo identify endocrinologic problems, particularly those concerning growth, in collodion babies (CBs).MethodsClinically identified newborn CBs were included in the study group (group 1). Because CBs are generally born premature, small for gestational age (SGA), or both, a control group matched to the study group in terms of gestational
Ahmet Ozdemir +5 more
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