A rash from zinc deficiency presenting with a characteristic periorificial and acral distribution of eczematous and vesiculobullous lesions, which is severe in the diaper area.
An eczematous rash with sharp cut-offs corresponding to the area of contact with an allergen in a diaper or wipe.
Classic eczema which, contrary to irritant dermatitis, often spares the diaper area because the occlusion from the diaper is protective.
A superficial bacterial infection causing flaccid, clear bullae that rupture easily, commonly seen in the moist diaper area.
A yeast infection presenting as a beefy red, moist rash with characteristic small satellite papules and pustules at the border.
Can present with a widespread vesiculobullous or papulosquamous eruption that includes the diaper area, along with other systemic signs.
A rare condition with erythematous to hyperpigmented, keratotic papules that coalesce into a rough, macerated plaque in intertriginous areas, including the diaper area.
The most common type, caused by friction and moisture, presenting as erythema and erosions on the convex surfaces while characteristically sparing the skin folds.
A rare neoplastic disorder that can present as a scaly, seborrheic dermatitis-like eruption in the diaper area, often with petechiae or purpura.
A bacterial infection presenting as a sharply demarcated, bright red erythema specifically around the anus.
Presents as well-demarcated, bright red, shiny plaques that may lack scale due to moisture, sometimes called 'napkin psoriasis'.
Presents as erythematous patches with greasy scale, often involving the scalp ('cradle cap') and skin folds, including the diaper area.
