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Jae Gye Ryoo, Hong In Eum, Sang Cheal Lee, Jung Hee Lee

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1983;26(11):1115-1119. Published online November 30, 1983

Ws expsrienced a ca.ss of Collodion Baby of 6 hours old female infant who was suffering from excs33ive lamellated scale, tight looking appearance and covering entire, body, typical features of parchment like skin, ectropion of upper and lower eyelids and fixed semiflexion position of the limb3. Diagnosis of Collodion Baby was established by clinical features and histopathological studies. A brief review of literature was made.

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