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By Dr:jehad March 28, 2026

Alopecia areata = الحاصة البقعية

Alopecia areata = الحاصة البقعية Alopecia Areata   Alopecia areata (AA) is characterized clinically by complete or nearly complete absence of hair in one or more circumscribed areas of the scalp . Clinical inflammation, typically manifested by erythema, is not obvious, and the follicular openings are preserved, a clinical finding that allows the examiner to […]

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By Dr:jehad March 28, 2026

Alopecia mucinosa = الحاصة المخاطينية

Alopecia mucinosa = الحاصة المخاطينية Alopecia Mucinosa   Follicular mucinosis is characterized clinically by grouped erythematous papules and/or plaques that may be markedly indurated or nodular ( and histologically by mucin accumulation in hair follicles . It can be classified into two types: a primary (idiopathic) type and a secondary variety. The primary form tends to have a […]

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By Dr:jehad March 28, 2026

Androgenetic Alopecia

Androgenetic alopecia = الحاصة الأندروجينية Androgenetic Alopecia   The hallmark of androgenetic alopecia (AGA) is follicular miniaturization, the process by which hair shafts become progressively finer and shorter. AGA results from an androgenic influence on hair follicles in certain areas of the scalp, and the pattern of involvement in the different sexes has led to […]

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By Dr:jehad March 28, 2026

Angiokeratoma = القرنوم الوعائي

Angiokeratoma = القرنوم الوعائي Angiokeratoma Corporis   DiffusumFabry     Histology shows numerous, dilated, thin-walled, endothelial-lined, blood-engorged capillaries in the papillary dermis, with an overlying hyperkeratotic epidermis. Careful inspection may reveal cytoplasmic vacuoles containing lipid in the endothelial cells, fibroblasts, and pericytes. However, in most patients, histologic findings essentially are identical to those of other […]

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