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case_images: (a)-(d) Clinical image of the patient showing alopecia areata. (e) and (f) Trichoscopy image of alopecia areata; a small number of white vellus hairs can be observed within the red circle.
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case_images: F1
case_images: Tool (SALT) score was 100 (Figure 1), with no nail abnormalities observed, leading to a diagnosis of alopecia universalis. The patient was also quite introverted, avoiding direct eye contact, and wore a mask and hat throughout the visit.
case_images: PMC11760602_02
case_images: (a)-(d) Clinical image of the patient showing alopecia areata after 59 weeks of treatment. (e) Enlarged trichoscopy image of the yellow circle (f) enlarged trichoscopy image of the blue circle.
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case_images: F2
case_images: After 59 weeks of treatment, we observed significant clinical improvements in both the patient's AD and AA (Figure 2), with the SALT score dropping from 100 to 24.4 and the EASI score to 0.