Alopecia in meralgia paresthetica

Aranoff, Shera M.; Levy, Howard B.; Tuchman, Alan J.; Daras, Michael

doi:10.1016/s0190-9622(85)80011-6

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“…5), none of which are uncommon. 22 , 23 Localized hair loss is commonly caused by the repeated scratching. Permanent scarring may result in some cases.…”

Section: Pruritic Dermatoses Resulting In Traumatic Hair Lossmentioning

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Traumatic alopecia

Whiting

1999

Int J Dermatology

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“…5), none of which are uncommon. 22 , 23 Localized hair loss is commonly caused by the repeated scratching. Permanent scarring may result in some cases.…”

Section: Pruritic Dermatoses Resulting In Traumatic Hair Lossmentioning

confidence: 99%

Traumatic alopecia

Whiting

1999

Int J Dermatology

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“…Similar to other research, in selecting the appropriate data collection methods this research took into consideration the availability and access to the related data (Aranoff, Levy, Tuchman, & Daras, 1985). Considering the time limit and the scattered, unavailability, or inaccessible nature of data within the context of the Kurdistan Region and even Iraq, during the proposal stage, this research consulted various experts and online and hardcopy resources to determine the most efficient and effective data collection methods.…”

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2023

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“…Perinevoid alopecia refers to the occurrence of alopecia around central, pigmented nevi, which histopathologically corresponds to halo nevus [6]. AA has been described at the site of erythema migrans [7], in the area of meralgia paresthetica [8], mimicking loose anagen hair [9]or as migratory poliosis [10]. AA sparing congenital melanocytic nevi was also reported [11, 12].…”

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Alopecia areata universalis Sparing Nevus flammeus

Chen¹

2005

Dermatology

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Alopecia areata is a common form of nonscarring hair disorder of unclear etiology. Cases with alopecia areata sparing congenital melanocytic nevi have been described. It is explained by the Renbök phenomenon or inverse Köbner phenomenon, which refers to normal hair growth in the psoriatic lesions observed in patients with psoriasis and alopecia areata. We report a 30-year-old man presenting with rapidly progressing alopecia areata universalis, which spared a large nevus flammeus on the left parietal scalp. Our case gives further evidence to the notion that nevus as genetic mosaic may show genetically determined resistance to alopecia areata.

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Alopecia in meralgia paresthetica

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Traumatic alopecia

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Alopecia areata universalis Sparing Nevus flammeus

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