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Skin eruptions in the diaper area in infants bring many new parents to the primary care physician's office. Which topical agents and diapering strategies work best to clear lesions? And how can recurrence be avoided? The authors answer these questions and discuss common skin disorders in the diaper region as well as several rare disorders that may require dermatologic consultation.
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Ulrike I. Sires
Ulrike I. Sires, MD Susan B. Mallory, MD Dr Sires is chief resident in dermatology and Dr Mallory is director of pediatric dermatology, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis.
Susan B. Mallory
Ulrike I. Sires, MD Susan B. Mallory, MD Dr Sires is chief resident in dermatology and Dr Mallory is director of pediatric dermatology, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis.