AI Article Synopsis
- Nevus simplex, commonly known as a "salmon patch" or "stork bite," is a type of birthmark seen in newborns.
- These marks are quite prevalent and usually appear on the back of the neck or eyelids.
- They are harmless and do not cause any pain to the baby.
Article Abstract
Nevus simplex, also called a "salmon patch" or "stork bite," is a special mark that some babies are born with. It is very common and doesn't hurt.
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