Titlebook: Alopecia Areata; A Clinician‘s Guide Pooya Khan Mohammad Beigi Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018

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Lichen Planopilarisphocytes and results in progressive scarring alopecia of the scalp. LPP can present alone or be superimposed with cutaneous, nail, or mucous membrane types of lichen planus. There are three types of LPP:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-72134-7alopecia; dermatology; autoimmune disorders; hair loss; atopic disorders

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978-3-030-10159-6Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018

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Patterns of International Politics (Medicine 41:317–320, 2013). Lanugo hair is only present for a small part of our lives and is soon shed after birth. Vellus hair is fine and soft in texture and is found all over the surface of the body. Terminal hair is longer and coarser and is only found on certain parts of the body such as the

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Patterns of International Politicseen in the normal variant of AA [1]. It is a non-scarring alopecia and can be difficult to diagnose in patients. Although the exact pathophysiology of AA is unknown, it is believed that it has an autoimmune mechanism that targets anagen stage follicles, causing disruption of hair fiber growth. The i

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Patterns of International Politicsscalp hair. Exclamation point hairs are commonly found in anagen effluvium, and these are short 1–3 mm hairs with a tapered base, resulting from dystrophic hair growth. Microscopic examination of the proximal ends of hair after the hair pull test shows normal or dystrophic anagen hairs [1, 2].

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Patterns of International Politicsly seen in girls between 2 and 6 years old. LAS can be sporadic or inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern with variable expressivity. Usually children present with not requiring haircuts and hair not growing. Scalp hair is mainly involved, with rare involvement of eyebrow and other body hairs.

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Bodhaswar TJ Maharaj,Babatunde Seun Awoyemid occurs due to androgen-dependent events. AGA is a hereditary condition, and although no permanent reversal exists, a number of therapies are available to slow and reverse the progression of hair loss. Males and females both suffer from AGA; however the distinct pattern of balding differs between t