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Predicting Hair Growth for Hair Transplantations
The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1981Even with proper surgical technique and no complications, some individuals do not seem to grow transplanted hair as well as others. In order to see if it is possible to identify such individuals prior to surgery and the reasons for their peculiarity, 130 consecutive new patients were slated for study and 100 were eventually available for study with ...
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Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1981
ABSTRACTMonthly regrowth of clipped hair was measured in greyhounds over a two‐year period; plasma progesterone and testosterone were measured at the time of clipping.Entire males and females showed virtually no growth in late winter and late summer while maximal growth occurred in mid‐summer.
W F, Butler, A I, Wright
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ABSTRACTMonthly regrowth of clipped hair was measured in greyhounds over a two‐year period; plasma progesterone and testosterone were measured at the time of clipping.Entire males and females showed virtually no growth in late winter and late summer while maximal growth occurred in mid‐summer.
W F, Butler, A I, Wright
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Nature, 1962
FUNCTIONAL activity of the hair follicle is known to be a cyclical phenomenon in many species1,2, involving periods of active growth and periods of apparent inactivity. The mechanism controlling this cycle is cutaneous, since hair-growth occurs in vitro3–5. The nature of this control mechanism is unknown.
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FUNCTIONAL activity of the hair follicle is known to be a cyclical phenomenon in many species1,2, involving periods of active growth and periods of apparent inactivity. The mechanism controlling this cycle is cutaneous, since hair-growth occurs in vitro3–5. The nature of this control mechanism is unknown.
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Pediatrics, 1977
I read with interest the article by Saadat et al. entitled "Measurements of Hair in Normal Newborns" (Pediatrics 57:960, June 1976). May I, through the courtesy of your columns, draw the authors' attention to the study which we published in 1974 entitled "Neonatal Hair as a Record of Intrauterine Nutrition."1 In this study, using the scanning electron ...
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I read with interest the article by Saadat et al. entitled "Measurements of Hair in Normal Newborns" (Pediatrics 57:960, June 1976). May I, through the courtesy of your columns, draw the authors' attention to the study which we published in 1974 entitled "Neonatal Hair as a Record of Intrauterine Nutrition."1 In this study, using the scanning electron ...
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GROWTH FACTORS IN HAIR ORGAN DEVELOPMENT AND THE HAIR GROWTH CYCLE
Dermatologic Clinics, 1996Growth factors are polypeptides that regulate growth and differentiation of many cell types. Different growth factor families including the epidermal growth factor (EGF)-related ligands, fibroblast growth factors (FGF), transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-beta), insulin-like growth factor (IGF), hepatocyte growth factor/scatter factor (HGF/SF), and ...
D, Peus, M R, Pittelkow
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2021
Too much hair in the wrong place or too little in the right place can cause severe psychological distress for some people. Alopecia is best divided into scarring (cicatricial alopecia) and non-scarring causes. Scaring alopecia is usually due to a deep seated skin problem and often requires a skin biopsy for diagnosis.
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Too much hair in the wrong place or too little in the right place can cause severe psychological distress for some people. Alopecia is best divided into scarring (cicatricial alopecia) and non-scarring causes. Scaring alopecia is usually due to a deep seated skin problem and often requires a skin biopsy for diagnosis.
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Dermatologic Therapy, 2008
Hair's importance in human communication means that abnormalities like excess hair in hirsutism or hair loss in alopecia cause psychological distress. Androgens are the main regulator of human hair follicles, changing small vellus follicles producing tiny, virtually invisible hairs into larger intermediate and terminal follicles making bigger ...
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Hair's importance in human communication means that abnormalities like excess hair in hirsutism or hair loss in alopecia cause psychological distress. Androgens are the main regulator of human hair follicles, changing small vellus follicles producing tiny, virtually invisible hairs into larger intermediate and terminal follicles making bigger ...
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Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 1986
'Hair Growth' is a complex concept which embraces many dimensions: duration of the hair growth-cycle, longitudinal and diameter growth, hair density and pigment content. A diminution in any one of these factors will produce visual thinning and reduce heat insulation.
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'Hair Growth' is a complex concept which embraces many dimensions: duration of the hair growth-cycle, longitudinal and diameter growth, hair density and pigment content. A diminution in any one of these factors will produce visual thinning and reduce heat insulation.
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