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Phacomatosis cesioflammea in a 5-week-old infant

A 5-week-old male infant presented with extensive lesions of nevus flammeus and Mongolian spots affecting the face, trunk, buttocks and extremities. In addition, the child had ocular melanosis and a café-au-lait spot on the trunk. The case is being reported on account of its rarity.

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