Table 1. Reported cases of infantile pityriasis versicolor (under the age of one year).

LBW, low birth weight; TPN, total parenteral nutrition; ICU, intensive care unit; NA, not available; NVD, normal vaginal delivery

Author (Year) Reference	Sex/Age	Region	Physical exam	Location	Family history	Past medical history	Delivery	Treatment
Congly (1984) [10]	Male/3 months	Saskatchewan	Erythematous scaly macules and patches	Dorsal aspect of the upper arm, shoulders, and upper back	Negative	Negative	NA	Clotrimazole 1% solution
Di Silverio et al. (1995) [7]	Male/2 months	Italy	Hyper- and hypopigmented scaly macules	Cervical, scalp, face, and upper chest	Negative	Negative	NVD	Econazole 1% lotion
Nanda et al. (1998) [1]	Male/3 weeks	India	Several hypopigmented macules	Forehead	Negative	Negative	NVD	Clotrimazole 1% solution
	Male/4 months	India	Hypopigmented scaly lesion	Neck, upper trunk, arms, and face	Positive	Negative	NA	Clotrimazole 1% solution
	Male/5 months	India	Light-brown, scaly macules	Neck	Negative	Atopic dermatitis	NA	Clotrimazole 1% solution
	Male/4 weeks	India	Hypopigmented scaly macules	Forehead	Negative	NA	NVD	Clotrimazole 1% solution
	Female/5 weeks	India	Hypopigmented scaly macules	Face and forehead	Negative	NA	NA	Clotrimazole 1% solution
Jubert et al. (2015) [8]	Male/3 weeks	Spain	Hypopigmented macules and patches	Upper trunk, face, and neck	Negative	Premature, LBW, TPN, ICU admission, and antibiotic therapy	NA	Intravenous fluconazole
Said et al. (2010) [9]	Male/3 months	Tunisia	Hypopigmented macules	Cervical and chest	Positive	Negative	NA	Topical antifungal
Abdollahimajd et al. (2019) [2]	Female/8 months	Iran	Hypopigmented macules	Lateral face, neck, upper back, and chest	Negative	Negative	NVD	Topical antifungal
	Female/4 months	Iran	Hypopigmented macules	On the frontal area of the face	Negative	Negative	NVD	Topical antifungal
Present case	Male/3 months	Pakistan	Hypopigmented scaly macules	Trunk	Negative	Negative	NVD	Clotrimazole 1% solution