Alopecia: Histologic Changes
January 1989
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androgenic alopecia alopecia areata trichotillomania inflammatory scarring alopecias pseudopelade anagen effluvium telogen effluvium follicular plugging hair follicles fibrous tracts actinic damage dermal inflammation anagen/telogen ratio miniaturization of the hair follicle involution scarring elastic fiber stains male pattern baldness female pattern baldness hair pulling disorder scarring alopecia pseudopelade anagen effluvium telogen effluvium hair follicles fibrous tracts sun damage skin inflammation hair growth cycle hair follicle shrinkage hair follicle regression scarring elastic fiber stains
Studysummary This paper discusses various histologic features to distinguish types of alopecia and reports no new clinical findings.
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