2 day old healthy baby boy born at 36 WGA via SVD, adequate | Figure 1

2 day old healthy baby boy born at 36 WGA via SVD, adequate prenatal care born with #erythematous #patch on vertex with central crusts. palpation feels normal to rest of skull. #aplasiacutis in ddx but surrounding erythema is not typical. ideas?

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