Atypical Mongolian spots in an infant: A harbinger of lysosomal storage disorders
Background: Atypical Mongolian spots are lesions that are aberrant in location (over the abdomen, back, legs, shoulders, or arms), extensive in distribution, persist beyond early infancy, and/or progressively increase in number. These are frequently associated with lysosomal storage disorders or neu...
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Main Authors: | Manisha Varma Gadhiraju (Author), Navya Sree Manugu (Author), Sangeetha Etikela (Author), Yerroju Kodandapani (Author) |
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Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications,
2021-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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