This 9 years old child presented with a single patch of alopecia first noted by her mother at several months of age.
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Clinical history:
This 9 years old child presented with a single patch of alopecia first noted by her mother at several months of age.
What is the clinical diagnosis?
| A. | Congenital triangular alopecia |
| B. | Aplasia cutis congenita |
| C. | Naevus sebaceous |
| D. | Alopecia areata |