A mother brings her healthy 6-month-old girl to the outpatient clinic with disseminated, asymptomatic, golden-brown bumps that occasionally become red and swollen.
Nikita Goel, MD, PGY2
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Dr Goel is a second-year pediatric resident at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio.
Articles by Nikita Goel, MD, PGY2
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