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References: Hair growth and hair loss

Int J Dermatol. 1999 Jun;38(6):434-8.
Myotonic dystrophy (Steinert disease): a morphologic and biochemical hair study.

Amorosi B, Giustini S, Rossi A, Giacanelli M, Calvieri S.

Istituto di Clinica Dermatologica, Universita La SaPienza di Roma, Rome, Italy.

BACKGROUND: Myotonic dystrophy is a systemic genetic disorder, with dominant transmittance. It is characterized by generalized progressive muscular abnormality. Although frontoparietal alopecia is one of the most common symptoms in myotonic dystrophy, it has not received much attention. METHODS: We examined 25 subjects from two families: 10 patients were affected by Steinert disease and 15 were not. The various morphologic and biochemical hair alterations are reported. RESULTS: All investigated subjects (affected or not) presented the same type of morphologic and biochemical hair alterations. CONCLUSIONS: These findings could be used to construct a hypothesis to explain the cause of the disease.

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J Dermatol. 2002 Jul;29(7):414-8.
Effect of two consecutive earthquakes on outbreaks of alopecia areata.

Kavak A, Yesildal N, Parlak AH.

Department of Dermatology, Abant Izzet Baysal University, Duzce Medical School, Turkey.

The pathogenesis of alopecia areata (AA) is still unknown. We investigated whether two consecutive earthquakes in Duzce, Turkey within a 3-month interval could precipitate AA. Patients who developed AA after the first earthquake in Duzce were included in this study. The admittance rate and demographic characteristics of AA patients admitted in the same period of the previous year (BE=before earthquake group) were compared to that of AA patients admitted after the earthquake (AE=after earthquake group). The admittance rate and onset of AA after the first earthquake were investigated retrospectively. In addition, possible relationships between the earthquake and age at the first attack, severity of the disease, and ophiasis were studied. The ratio of AA patients in the BE group was 12/1,121 (0.9%), while this value was 26/1,430 (1.8%) in the AE group (p=0.07). There were no significant differences with regard to sex, age of the first attack, severity of the disease, or ophiasis between the two groups. AA appeared between 18-28 weeks after the first earthquake in 14 (53.8%) of the patients. The earthquake did not increase the admittance rate of AA significantly. This finding suggests that a stressful event such a natural disaster is not a unique factor in AA outbreaks.

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J Dermatol. 2002 Jul;29(7):419-22.
Frictional hair loss in Iraqi patients.

Sharquie KE, Al-Rawi JR, Al-Janabi HA.

Department of Dermatology and Venereology, Baghdad College of Medicine, Iraq.

A total of 50 Iraqi male patients with frictional hair loss were studied. Their ages ranged from 27-55 years with a mean +/- SD of 40.60 +/- 7.82 years. The age of onset ranged from 26-50 years with a mean +/- SD of 38 +/- 7.3 years. The duration of disease was 1-5 years, mean +/- SD 2.2 +/- 1.3. Middle age was the most common age group affected. Patterns of hair loss were as follows; bilateral thighs & legs 13 (26%), bilateral thighs alone in 9 patients (18%), bilateral shins & calves (legs) in 4 patients (8%), abdomen alone in 8 patients (16%), thigh and abdomen 4 (8%) patients, legs & abdomen 4 (8%) patients, and all sites in 12 patients (24%). The pattern of patchy hair loss showed some etiological preference. It was found to be due to continuous pressure from socks, trousers and bed. Skin biopsies from five patients showed apparently normal histology. Twenty-six (52%) of the cases were healthy. There were no important medical or dermatological associations, such as alopecia areata or peripheral neuropathy in any patient although unrelated medical conditions were seen in 24 (48%). To the best of our knowledge, this type of patchy hair loss has attracted very little attention in the past, and the literature appeared to be deficient in references to this problem.

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