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Eflúvio telógeno agudo é uma queda de cabelos do couro cabeludo de início agudo que ocorre dois a três meses após um estresse desencadeante, muitas vezes com risco à vida, e que interrompe o crescimento anágeno normal do fio. É comumente observado em sobreviventes que necessitaram de cuidados intensivos para sepse, hemorragia, doença inflamatória ou traumatismo graves. Também pode resultar de desnutrição aguda. Um grande número de fios anágenos são convertidos em telógenos e são eliminados dois a três meses depois, resultando em uma alopecia difusa. | |||
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Acute telogen effluvium is an acute-onset scalp hair loss that occurs two to three months after a triggering, often life-threatening, stress which interrupts normal anagen hair growth. It is commonly seen in survivors who have required intensive care for severe sepsis, blood loss, inflammatory disease or trauma. It may also result from acute starvation. Large numbers of anagen hairs are converted to telogen and are shed two to three months later resulting in a diffuse alopecia. | |||
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Acute telogen effluvium is an acute-onset scalp hair loss that occurs two to three months after a triggering, often life-threatening, stress which interrupts normal anagen hair growth. It is commonly seen in survivors who have required intensive care for severe sepsis, blood loss, inflammatory disease or trauma. It may also result from acute starvation. Large numbers of anagen hairs are converted to telogen and are shed two to three months later resulting in a diffuse alopecia.
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Acute telogen effluvium is an acute-onset scalp hair loss that occurs two to three months after a triggering, often life-threatening, stress which interrupts normal anagen hair growth. It is commonly seen in survivors who have required intensive care for severe sepsis, blood loss, inflammatory disease or trauma. It may also result from acute starvation. Large numbers of anagen hairs are converted to telogen and are shed two to three months later resulting in a diffuse alopecia. |
