Aplasia cutis congenita: report of four cases and literature review

Adams Oliver Syndrome in a Newborn: Case Report

“…Larger defects may require a bone or skin graft. 16 Local wound care was reported in patients with AOS. 17 We also used conservative wound care, topical bacitrasin in our patient.…”

Aplasia cutis congenita of eyelid: case report

“…1 The scalp and the trunk are the commonly affected places, whereas the eyelid is seldom involved. [1][2][3] The aetiology of this condition remains unclear, although numerous theories have been proposed. These theories include genetic factors, intrauterine trauma, developmental anomalies, and teratogens.…”

“…1,4 According to our literature review, this is the first case report of ACC that involves solely the eyelid. [1][2][3][4][5] As reported herein, conservative treatments are sufficient if directed to preventing and controlling microbial infection at the early stage. Ocular plastic surgery was not necessary because the tarsus was intact and the eye could completely be closed to avoid the risk of exposure keratitis.…”

Aplasia cutis congenita

“…Die Entscheidung für oder wider eine chirurgische Intervention muss von Fall zu Fall individuell getroffen werden. So votieren einige Autoren dafür, Affektionen des Kopfes wann immer möglich konservativ zu behandeln [40] und es finden sich Fallberichte, wo dies trotz ausgedehnter Defekte (11 × 9 cm) zu einem guten handelt. Dadurch wurde beim Verbandswechsel ein Zug am Wundgrund stets vermieden, um einer möglichen Blutung [42] vorzubeugen.…”