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Significados de vitiligo en inglés

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витилиго
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vitiligo
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jiricua
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vitiligen
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Hypersensitivity reaction type II disease that cause depigmentation of patches of skin resulting from loss of function or death of melanocytes.

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Uso de vitiligo en inglés
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Conclusion: Treatment of vitiligo with JAK inhibitors appears to require light exposure.
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Therefore, we hypothesized that simvastatin may be an effective treatment for vitiligo.
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Patients with vitiligo require lifelong treatment to regain and maintain their pigment.
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Methods: A modified Delphi process among 31 vitiligo experts was conducted.
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We sought to answer some critical questions pertaining to management of vitiligo patients.
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Our study provides new insights into the genetic basis of vitiligo.
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We have identified and studied twenty-seven patients with melanoma who also had vitiligo.
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Various clinical characteristics and their significance in the progression of vitiligo were evaluated.
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We show that the lipid constitution of the membrane is altered in vitiligo.
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The cause of vitiligo is unknown and it can develop at any age.
The Irish Times
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The authors studied the association between vitiligo and autoimmune thyroid disease.
Pubmed
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A middle-aged woman with preexisting vitiligo was diagnosed with breast carcinoma.
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Plus-size supermodel Tess Holliday, and vitiligo beauty Winnie Harlow shot to worldwide fame.
News.com.au
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Background: Patients with vitiligo present with different repigmentation patterns in the early recovery stage.
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However, studies of segmental vitiligo have been few and the number of patients limited.
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Background: Data on efficacy and safety of treatments in children with vitiligo are limited.
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