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Clinical Features of Postnatal Pigmented Macular Lesions on the Pediatric Facial Region

2025-12-09

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Postnatal Pigmented Macular Lesions on the pediatric facial region, also known as Acquired facial hyperpigmented macules (AFHM), which manifest as non-segmental pigmentation without apparent localized inflammation history, usually occur on children's foreheads and temples. Hyperpigmented lesions in early childhood can be the presenting sign of serious diseases or benign condi...

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d23a3c2f-da36-5211-b9f1-9ef89cf08ae9
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8140320/v1
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