To the Editor:A 9-month-old boy presented with red rash over his trunk of one month's duration (Figure1A, 1B). One month earlier, his parents found some red telangiectasias on his prothorax, abdomen and back, whic...To the Editor:A 9-month-old boy presented with red rash over his trunk of one month's duration (Figure1A, 1B). One month earlier, his parents found some red telangiectasias on his prothorax, abdomen and back, which rapidly spread on the skin of his cheek and opisthotic regions (Figure 1C). According to the patient's history, erythematous annular lesions that involved the face and trunk appeared 2 weeks after his birth and were aggravated by sunlight exposure.展开更多
文摘To the Editor:A 9-month-old boy presented with red rash over his trunk of one month's duration (Figure1A, 1B). One month earlier, his parents found some red telangiectasias on his prothorax, abdomen and back, which rapidly spread on the skin of his cheek and opisthotic regions (Figure 1C). According to the patient's history, erythematous annular lesions that involved the face and trunk appeared 2 weeks after his birth and were aggravated by sunlight exposure.
