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Pseudopelada (Brocq) é uma alopecia cicatricial crônica em placas, lentamente progressiva, do couro cabeludo que se desenvolve sem qualquer evidência clínica de inflamação, embora histologicamente possa haver inicialmente uma infiltração de baixo grau de linfócitos ao redor do folículo piloso. Acredita-se que muitos casos representem uma forma insidiosa de líquen plano folicular do couro cabeludo. Apresenta-se com múltiplas pequenas manchas lisas de alopecia dentro das quais os óstios foliculares não podem ser identificados. | |||
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Pseudopelade (Brocq) is a chronic, slowly progressive, patchy scarring alopecia of the scalp that develops without any clinical evidence of inflammation, though histologically there may initially be a low grade infiltration of lymphocytes around the hair follicle. Many cases are thought to represent an insidious form of follicular lichen planus of the scalp. It presents with multiple small smooth patches of alopecia within which follicular ostia cannot be discerned. | |||
Revision as of 15:08, 16 August 2026
Pseudopelade (Brocq) is a chronic, slowly progressive, patchy scarring alopecia of the scalp that develops without any clinical evidence of inflammation, though histologically there may initially be a low grade infiltration of lymphocytes around the hair follicle. Many cases are thought to represent an insidious form of follicular lichen planus of the scalp. It presents with multiple small smooth patches of alopecia within which follicular ostia cannot be discerned.
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| English | Pseudopelade |
Pseudopelade (Brocq) is a chronic, slowly progressive, patchy scarring alopecia of the scalp that develops without any clinical evidence of inflammation, though histologically there may initially be a low grade infiltration of lymphocytes around the hair follicle. Many cases are thought to represent an insidious form of follicular lichen planus of the scalp. It presents with multiple small smooth patches of alopecia within which follicular ostia cannot be discerned. |
