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- A newborn had a temporary case of Behçet's disease (BD) shortly after birth.
- The mother had a controlled history of BD, treated with corticosteroids, with no active symptoms during her pregnancy.
- The baby's skin lesions appeared on the first day but cleared up in three weeks without any long-term effects.
Article Abstract
A term neonate with a transient form of Behçet's disease (BD) is described. The mother had a 3-year history of BD treated with corticosteroids, which remained in remission during pregnancy. On day 1 of life, the neonate was noted to have papulopustular lesions of the labia and perineum. She remained clinically well and bacterial and viral infection screens were negative. The lesions disappeared within 3 weeks without scarring. No recurrence has been reported.
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