Case 2
The neonate, male, mother 23 years old, father 28 years old, was born in our hospital by cesarean section due to ” macrodome ”, with birth weight 4230g, Apgar score: 9-9-9, clear amniotic fluid, volume 500 ml, normal umbilical cord placenta. After birth, a skin defect of 1.5*1.5 cm was found on the head’s top, with a depressed scalp and no local exudation, which was diagnosed as a congenital scalp skin defect. The mother of the child had no abnormal maternal examination during pregnancy. Mother has normal Down’s syndrome screening results in early to mid pregnancy.There was no history of similar diseases in the child’s family, and the child’s mother had no history of exposure to specific drugs and teratogenic substances during pregnancy. After consultation with dermatology and pediatrics, the child was treated conservatively with topical antibiotic ointment and other medications applied to the skin defect. The scalp defect scars were well healed, and there was no hair follicle growth in the healed area. The child was growing well at three months postnatally. (Figure 2)