A Case Report of Coup de Sabre Patient with Hair Transplantation

    Yeqin Dai, Aie Xu, Junfei He
    Studysummary This study found that hair transplantation achieved an 86.7% survival rate for cosmetic improvement of alopecia in patients when coup de sabre was no longer active.
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