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HARLEQUIN FETUS

HARLEQUIN FETUSย ย ICD-10: Q80.4

โ€ข Harlequin fetus is an extremely rare condition in which the child is born with very thick plates of stratum corneum separated by deep cracks and fissures (Fig. 4-13).
โ€ข Eclabium, ectropion, and absence of or rudimentary ears result in a grotesque appearance.
โ€ข These babies usually die shortly after birth, but there are reports of survival for weeks to several months.
โ€ข This condition is different from collodion baby and the other forms of ichthyosis, with an unusual fibrous protein within the epidermis.

FIGURE 4-13 โ€ข Harlequin fetusโ€‚Stratum corneum consists of thick plates separated by deep cracks. (Reproduced with permission from Benjamin Solky, MD.)