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DISORDER OF THE HAIR

Disorder of the hair
Types of hair :- Lanugo hair :- soft,fine,unmedullated hair that covers much of the foetus & usually shed before birth . Vellus hair :- fine,short,unmedullated cover much of the body surface , they replace the lanugo hair. Terminal hair :- long,coarse,medullated hairs ( scalp hair & pubic region . Their growth is often influenced by circulating androgen level .

Disorder of the hair

Hair loss (alopecia) :- Alopecia means hair loss , which can be localized or diffuse . It is also important to determine wether or not the hair follicle have been replaced by scar tissue in which regrowth can not occur (cicatricial alopecia) , or normal tissue (non –cicatricial alopecia) .

Disorder of the hair

Differential diagnosis of hair loss :- A- non-scarring alopecia :- 1- diffuse hair loss. 2- focal hair loss . B- scarring alopecia .

Disorder of the hair

A- Non-scarring alopecia :- 1- Diffuse hair loss :- Abnormality hair production (cong. Hypotrichosis or atrichia) . Hair breakage (hair shaft abnormality) . Abnormality of cycling (shedding) :- a- Telogen effluvium . b- Anagen effluvium . c- Alopecia areata .

Disorder of the hair

A- Non-scarring alopecia :- 2- Focal hair loss :- Abnormality of hair production ( androgenetic alopecia ) . Hair breakage :- a - Trichotillomania . b - Traction alopecia . c - Tinea capitis . d - Primary or acquired hair shaft abnormality . 3. Abnormality of cycling :- a- alopecia areata. b - syphilis .


B – Scarring hair loss :-Developmental defects ( e.g. epidermal nevi , aplacia cutis )Physical injuries :- mechanical trauma , burns , radio dermatitis .Fungal infection :- kerion , favus .Bacterial infection :- T.B. , syphilis , carbuncle , furuncle , folliculitis.Protozoal infection :- leishmaniasis.Viral infection :- herpes zoster , varicella.Tumors :- basal cell ca. , sequamous cell ca. , syringoma, metastatic tumor , lymphoma.Dermatosis of uncertain etiology :- lichen planus , lupus erythematosus , scleroderma , dermatomyositis , etc….9. Medicament:- high dose of busulfan

Disorder of the hair

Etiologies of telogen effluvium :- 1- endocrine :- Hypopituitrism . Hypo-hyperthyroidism. Peri or post-menapausal state. Hypoparathyroidism. Diabetes, poorly controlled. 2- Nutritional :- Caloric deprivation. 5. biotin deficiency . Protein deprivation. 6. iron deficiency . Essential fatty acid deficiency. Zinc deficiency

Telogen effluvium

3- Drugs :- Anticoagulants. Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor. Antimitotic agents. Beta-blocker. Retinoids , vit. A excess. Oral contraceptive. Hydantoin , valproic acid. Carbimazole , thiouracil , iodide . lithium

Telogen effluvium

4- Physical stress :- Anemia. Systemic illness. Surgery. Blood donation. Crash dieting ( sudden sever reduction in diet ). Prolong difficult labour . 5- Psychological stress.

Anagen effluvium

Radiotherapy. Cytotoxic agents especially alkalating agent. Thallium poisoning. Toxic exposure to colchicine. Mercury or boric acid intoxication. Sever protien malnutrition

Alopecia Areata

One of the most important patterns of non-cicatricial alopecia. It affects about 2% of the patients seen in the out-patient clinics. Charac. By sudden rapid & complete loss of hair in one or more often several round oval patches usually on the scalp , beard , eye browse , eye lashes & rarely on other hairy areas of the body.



Alopecia Areata
Etiology :-Unknown .Most evidence points toward its being an autoimmune disease (associated with several autoimmune disease as chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis “hashimoto`s thyroiditis” , pernicious anemia , addison`s disease , vitiligo & atopy ) .Modified by genetic factors (25% have family history of alopecia areata ) .Aggravated by emotional stress .

Alopecia Areata

Clinical features :- Oval patches of hair loss with normal appearing scalp & no scaling with easily plukable loose hairs at the periphery of enlarging one which may break off near the scalp (4mm) leaving short stump when they are pulled out a tapered attenuated bulb is seen as a result of atrophy of that portion (exclamation mark) . Patches may be single or multiple or even diffuse . Alopecia totalis (whole scalp is involved) . Alopecia universalis (all over the body) . Nail changes :- in the form of fine pitting , punctate leukonychia , or even dystrophy .

Alopecia Alopecia

Course :- unpredictable , spontaneous remission with alopecia araeta is common , but less with totalis or universalis . Bad prognostic factors :- Onset before puberty . Associated with atopy or down's syndrome . Unusual wide spread alopecia (totalis or universalis) or ophiasis . Associated with autoimmune disease .

Alopecia Areata

Differential diagnosis :- Tinea capitus . Lupus erythematosus . Lichen planus . Trichotillomania . Traction alopecia . Secondary syphilis (moth-eaten alopecia) .

Alopecia Areata

Treatment :- reassurance , treatment can be divided into 4 main types :- non specific irritant e.g. dithranol & phenol . Immune inhibitors e.g. topical & intralesional steroid , PUVA , cyclosporine (topical cyclosporine 5-10%) Immune enhancer DNCB , squaric acid induce allergic contact dermatitis when applied to the area . Non specific immune modulator e.g. BCG , zinc sulphate . Unknown action e.g. minoxidil . Wigs should be encouraged to use in extensive disease .

Traction Alopecia

Prolonged tension , created by certain hair styles , such as braids , or pony tails , hair rollers , & hot hair-straightening combs , may result in temporary or , rarely permanent hair loss in an area corresponding exactly to the stressed hair . The scalp may appear normal or may show evidence of inflammation or scarring .

Trichotillomania

Trichotillomania :- is a compulsive habit that induces an individual to pluck hair repeatedly . female : male = 2 : 1 . Children : adult = 7 : 1 . The child develop the habit of twisting hair around the finger & pulling it . The act is only partially conscious . Emotional deprivation in the maternal relation ship is considered important in initiating the habit .


Trichotillomania
Clinical feature :- hair is plucked more frequently from fronto parietal region resulting in an ill-defined patch on which the hair are cut & broken at various length from the scalp . Scalp is normal . Patient usually denies touching her or his hair . Eyelashes , eyebrows , & other hairy areas could be affected . Usually contra lateral side .

Trichotillomania

Differential diagnosis :- Tinea capitus . Alopecia areata . Treatment :- Explanation to parents who usually tend to reject diagnosis ( is self inflicted ) . Refer to psychiatrist ( behavioral therapy & psychotherapy ) .

Androgenetic Alopecia (common baldness , male pattern alopecia)

Androgenetic alopecia is considered as a physiological process in genetically predisposed individuals . Terminal hair follicle are progressively transformed into vellus follicle . Etiology :- the exact mechanism still unknown , most evidence suggest inherited process (polygenic inheritance with the possibility that early onset before 30 & later onset after 50 may be inherited separately . Androgenetic alopecia is dependant on adequate androgen stimulation at a particular age of individual . The 5-alfa reduction of testosterone is increase in the scalp of balding individuals yielding dihydrotestoster.

Androgenetic Alopecia

Pathogenesis :- Is centered around lengthening of the telogen phase & shortening of the anagen phase of hair growth . The shorter the anagen phase , the shorter the hair growth. Eventually the follicles become shorter & small with sclerosis of the dermis & reduction in the diameter of the hair .

Androgenetic Alopecia

Clinical feature :- The essential feature in both sexes is the replacement of the terminal hairs by progressively fine hairs which are eventually short & unpigmented . The process may begin at any age after puberty & may become clinically apparent by the age 17 years in a normal male & by 25-30 in endocrinologically normal female . Pattern in males starts usually by bilateral temporal recession followed by balding in the vertex . Posterior & lateral scalp are spared .

Androgenetic Alopecia

Variation in pattern & the rate of progression are governed by genetic factors . In female affected area are front vertical region , & diffuse alopecia . Full medical history & endocrinological assessment are required in all women with androgenetic alopecia Complication :- Anxiety & mono-symptomatic hypochondriasis (even with minor loss) . Bald scalp burn easily in sun & may develop tumors. Recently it has been suggested that bald scalp are more liable to develop heart attack .

Androgenetic Alopecia

Treatment :- Topical :- topical minoxidil 2% , & 5% . Systemic :- a-) 5-alfa reductase inhibitor (finastride) increase hair count & reduce hair loss , beneficial effect slowly reverse after discontinuation . b-) antiandrogen for female ( cyproterone acetate with ethinyl estradiol , spironolactone , cimitidine . Surgical treatment :- scalp reduction , hair transplantation . Wigs .

Excessive hair growth

Is excessive growth of hair in any given site i.e. coarser , longer , & more profuse than is normal for age , gender , & race .Hirsutism :- is excessive growth of terminal hair in a female which is distributed in the pattern normally seen in a male (androgen dependent pattern) .Hypertrichosis :- is an excessive growth of terminal hair that does not follow an androgen –induced pattern .Androgen dependent growth areas include : upper lip , chin , cheeks , central chest , lower abdomen , around the areola of the breast , male pattern pubic hair , & groin .

Hirsutism

Hirsutism may be associated with other signs of virilization (temporal baldness , musculinization , deepening of voice , amenorrhea , acne , & clitorial hypertrophy) . Cutaneous virilism :- increase cutaneous sensitivity to androgen in the presence of normal serum androgen .

hirsutism

Causes of hirsutism :- Ovarian causes :- polycystic ovaries , ovarian tumor (benign & malignant) . Adrenal causes :- congenital adrenal hyperplasia , adrenal adenoma & ca. Pituitary causes :- cushing syndrom , acromegaly , prolactin secreting tumor . Idiopathic . Drug induced . Familial . Racial . Minor facial hirsutism is common after menopause .

Hirsutism

Evaluation :- Examine the patient . Investigation :- blood level of LH , FSH , testosterone, urinary free cortisol , prolactine . DHEAS level if serum testosterone is high to know if it is adrenal or ovarian origin . ovarian ultrasound , CTscan for suprarenal gland .

Hirsutism

Treatment :- Local cosmetic measures :- bleaching , waxing , shaving , epilation (plucking) , & permanent removal of the hair with electrolysis or laser therapy . Systemic :- a-) antiandrogen therapy :- cyproterone acetate , spironolactone , metformine , ketoconazole cimitidine , flutamide , & gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonist . b-)corticosteroid for congenital adrenal hyperplasia . c-) 5-alfa reductase inhibitor (finastride)

Hypertrichosis

Causes :- localized & generalized . Localized hypertrichosis :- most commonly seen over melanocytic naevi , it can also affect sacral area in some patients with spina bifida . Excessive amounts may grow near chronically inflammed joint & P.O.P casts . Generalized hypertrichosis :- Congenital causes . Acquired causes :- anorexia nervosa , starvation , drug induced ( minoxidil , cyclosporine , topical steroid ) , hypertrichosis lanuginosa (malignant) .





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