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Pathological skin changes in the newborn.
Notice! Little used term.
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Maceration: Sweating, damp laundry.
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Clinical featuresThis section has been translated automatically.
Apparently thickened, gray skin. The top layer is detachable; blistering may occur.
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Keep dry, avoid heat accumulation, powder (zinc oxide, talcum), shaking mixtures such as Lotio alba.
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