typically spreading via child-to-child contact. Beginning with an erythematous scaling patch on the scalp, BDTC progresses to single or multiple lesions. Hair is broken off at the surface ...

Similar to scalp ringworm, lice is most common in children, but it can also affect ... since skin cancer may present as lesions that bleed and won't heal, leaving scabs, says Williams.

The vast majority of NLE infants (90% to 95%) will have lesions on the face and scalp (see Figure 2), although ... [3]) lasting 1 to 4.5 years. No child had atrophy or permanent scarring.

Most children develop patches on their ... and about one inch in diameter. These lesions are often itchy and uncomfortable. On the scalp, superficial fungal infections can cause itching, round ...

Several dermoscopic findings may help identify low-grade dysplastic nevi from other lesions, though the performance of the methods used was poor.

The genetic condition causes non-cancerous skin lesions as well as seizures. Each year, roughly one in every 6,000 children are born with the condition. Usually, TSC causes scalp tumours that ...

TSC and subsequent skin lesions affect approximately one million people worldwide. Each year, around one out of every 6,000 children are ... and reconstructing her scalp to enable natural hair ...