Meanings of depigmentation in English

Severity of disease was assessed by body surface area of depigmentation.

This depigmentation of the skin about the external genitals is permanent.

The outcome was the achievement of gingival depigmentation and its recurrence.

The former is much milder, sometimes resulting in little more than depigmentation spots.

Symptoms include hair loss, depigmentation of skin, and white lines across the fingernails.

Six months after the completion of radiotherapy she developed depigmentation in the irradiated area.

To achieve epidermal depigmentation, mice are genetically engineered to retain melanocytes in the skin epidermis.

Jeannotte has the same pattern of depigmentation, same eye.

More good quality randomized controlled trials with different depigmentation methods are needed to draw strong conclusions.

In resulting Vitesse mice, spontaneous skin depigmentation precedes symmetrical and sharply demarcated patches of graying hair.

Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease of the skin that leads to life-altering depigmentation and remains difficult to treat.

Four patients had vitiligo before the diagnosis of melanoma, and twenty-three developed depigmentation after the diagnosis of malignancy.

Hypomelanosis of Ito is characterized by swirly hypopigmentation or depigmentation of the skin with or without other malformations.

This article discusses the first mouse model of vitiligo that develops epidermal depigmentation, similar to disease in human patients.

Heterochromia was observed in only 15 affected eyes, although there were varying degrees of iris depigmentation in all patients.

Only human clinical trials were considered with physiological gingival pigmentation treated with different depigmentation methods and compared with surgical stripping.