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case_images: (A) The scalp defect of the patient with AOC at birth. (B) The scalp of the patient with AOC at 5 months old. (C) Cranial magnetic resonance imaging scan of the patient with aplasia cutis congenital (AOC). The scan shows a complete loss of continuity of the dermal, subcutaneous, and skull tissues (arrow).
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case_images: Complete epithelialization was achieved and the defect of scalp became hairless with good granulation tissue at five months (Figure 1C).
case_images: The scalp of the patient with aplasia cutis congenita at 2 years old.
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case_images: At 2 years old, the scalp defect became smaller and hairless (Figure 3), and Gesell Developmental Schedules was 70.