A 39 week gestation male infant is admitted to the NICU beca…
A 39 week gestation male infant is admitted to the NICU because he is having abnormal movements which are concerning for seizure activity. His EEG is abnormal and upon careful exam you observe hypopigmented lesions on the infant’s trunk and extremities. Using a Wood’s light, you confirm the presence of ash leaf macules. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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You are called to the bedside of an infant with a diaper rash. Upon exam you note erythematous plaques with sharply demarcated edges. There are a few satellite bodies present and you note that skin folds are involved. What is your initial diagnosis based on this exam?
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