Atypical neonatal cutaneous myiasis: A diagnostic challenge mimicking pustular rash in a resource-limited setting.

Key Clinical Message: Neonatal cutaneous myiasis is a rare disease in newborns. Although it is unlikely, the level of suspicion for this condition should be high, especially in tropical regions. Treatment may deviate from the standard approach when necessary, and chemical debridement can be considered, particularly for smaller lesions.

Neonatal small bowel perforation in ileal atresia in a low resource setting: A case report.

Jejunoileal atresia is a common cause of neonatal intestinal obstruction with high mortality and morbidity in a low resource setting where surgical care is lacking. Herein, a 4-day-old presented with features of acute abdomen and septicemia, managed with ileostomy diversion, and recovered uneventfully.

Neonatal tetanus in St. Mary's Hospital Lacor: A case report.

Umbilical stump sepsis in a nonpassively immunized neonate poses a high risk to neonatal tetanus. Management of neonatal tetanus is still a great challenge in resource-limited settings where some health facilities lack tetanus toxoid containing vaccines, ventilator support, and inaccessibility of tetanus immunoglobulin.