Nódulo congénito en un recién nacido

Laura Cantú Parra; Noelia Marabini; Maria Leticia Tennerini; Cristóbal Parra

doi:10.47196/da.v27i2.2048

Authors

Laura Cantú Parra Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina
Noelia Marabini Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina
Maria Leticia Tennerini Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina
Cristóbal Parra Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47196/da.v27i2.2048

Keywords:

congenital nodule, newborn male

Abstract

It corresponds to a newborn male, 37.5 weeks of gestational age, with adequate weight, the product of a vaginal delivery, with no relevant perinatological or family history. The neonatology service requested consultation with our service because the patient had a congenital skin tumor lesion. On physical examination, a single skin-colored tumor was observed, located in the left temporal area, measuring 2 × 2 cm in diameter. On palpation, it was mobile, had a hard-elastic consistency, and did not change with increased pressure. His facial features were normal and no other alterations were found on inspection.

Author Biographies

Laura Cantú Parra, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Chief Resident of Dermatology

Noelia Marabini, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Medical Dermatologist

Maria Leticia Tennerini, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Chief, Dermatology Service

Cristóbal Parra, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Dermatologist, Master of Dermatology, Professor Emeritus, National University of Cuyo

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