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asymptomatic lesion on scalp of ~12 month old infant who is otherwise healthy. Diagnosis?

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17 y, male, Multiple lesions on the scalp, Injury a month there is no itching. ??????

7 year old female in otherwise good health presents with this lesion on her scalp. Mom says this was noticed at birth, but in the past 6 months-1 year, it has definitely increased in size. There is no hair growth at the site of the lesion.
There were no other complication at birth except for a Vacuum extraction delivery.
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7 mo with multiple blueish grey lesions. On scalp at birth, enlarging since. Spread to back over last couple of months. No infections or issues with pregnancy. Premature birth with some respiratory difficulties after birth. Asymptomatic at this time and heathy now otherwise. Bx pending. Any ideas on dx?

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