Titlebook: Clinical Cases in Scalp Disorders; Anna Wa?kiel-Burnat,Roxanna Sadoughifar,Lidia Rudn Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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A 41-Year-Old Man with a Solitary Lesion on the Right Temporal Area,al fibrosis. If located on the scalp, they may occasionally cause scarring alopecia. In the case of isolated cutaneous involvement, topical or intralesional corticosteroids are preferred. Oral antimalarials or tetracyclines may also prove successful.

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A 43-Year-Old Woman with a Solitary, Asymptomatic Nodule on the Scalp,lesion might be presented. Pilar cyst usually occurs in areas with dense hair follicle especially the scalp, but they may also be found on the face, head, and neck. Diagnosis of pilar cysts is mainly based on the clinical picture. The treatment is radical surgical excision of the lesion including the wall of the cysts.

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A 25-Year-Old Man with Suppurative Nodules of the Scalp,ing cellulitis is unknown. However the role of hyperkeratosis, follicular occlusion and subsequent inflammation has been described. Dissecting cellulitis occurs almost exclusively in young men of African descent. Clinically, multiple firm, violaceous papules which coalesce to form plaques and nodule

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A 30-Year-Old Man of African Descent with Keloid-Like Plaques on the Nape of the Neck,g alopecia. The role of androgens, obesity and genetic predisposition is hypothesized. Ingrown hair, trauma, infections, close shave haircuts, friction from collars and helmets are suggested as trigger factors. Young man of African descent are most commonly affected. Clinically, acne keloidalis nuch

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A 30-Year-Old Man with Recurrent Scaling and Itching of the Scalp,and their metabolites. Seborrheic dermatitis occurs mainly in infants (usually within the first three?months of life), adolescents, young adults and in the elderly. Men are more commonly affected compared to women. The condition is more frequently reported in immunocompromised patients (organ transp

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A 32-Year-Old Woman with an Intense Pruritus of the Scalp,st commonly affects children between three and 11?years of age. It is characterized by the presence of excoriations, erythema and scaling on the scalp and posterior neck. Itching and burning sensation are reported. In case of secondary bacterial infection, a low-grade fever and local lymphadenopathy

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