Pseudopelade: An Inherited Alopecia

    October 1996 in “ International Journal of Dermatology ”
    William J. Sahl
    Studysummary This study concluded that pseudopelade is an autosomal dominant condition, distinct from other forms of alopecia, characterized by atrophic hair follicle loss and notable familial association.
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