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Autograft repigmentation of leukoderma.

Archives of dermatology, 1972
In a Negro woman with long-standing leukoderma that followed a chemical burn, nine 1- and 2-mm diameter normal-skin autografts were transplanted into the leukodermic site. The grafts retained their pigment-forming capacity and showed temporary hyperpigmentation.
N, Orentreich, V J, Selmanowitz
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Pimecrolimus Cream in Repigmentation of Vitiligo

Dermatology, 2007
<i>Background:</i> Vitiligo is a chronic disease that mostly affects children and young adults. Nowadays many treatment options are available; however, most of them have limited efficacy and in most cases would result in undesirable complications.
Hassan, Seirafi, Farshad, Farnaghi, Alireza, Firooz, Amir, Vasheghani-Farahani, Najmeh-Sadaat, Alirezaie, Yahya, Dowlati   +5 more
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Repigmentation of the Gingiva Following Surgical Injury

Journal of Periodontology, 1986
Oral melanin pigmentation is not uncommon in some races and ethnic groups. Repigmentation of depigmented oral mucosa has been described after chemical, thermal, surgical, pharmacologic or idiopathic factors. Information on the repigmentation of oral tissues after surgical procedures is extremely limited.
S, Perlmutter, H, Tal
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Repigmentation of Vitiliginous Skin by Cultured Cells

Pigment Cell Research, 1989
Epidermal cells from pigmented areas of a patient with vitiligo were cultured in MCDB‐153 medium, which supports the clonal growth of undifferentiated keratinocytes and melanocytes. The cells were grown on collagen‐coated substrata. After the cells reached semiconfluence, the composite of substratum and cells was emplaced onto dermabraded vitiliginous ...
M M, Brysk, R C, Newton, S, Rajaraman, T, Plott, E, Barlow, T, Bell, P, Penn, E B, Smith   +7 more
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Satellite repigmentation after punch grafting

International Journal of Dermatology, 2004
AbstractPunch grafting is an established treatment modality for management of localized, nonprogressive vitiligo resistant to conventional therapies.1 In our set up, punch grafting is routinely carried out in focal vitiligo, segmental vitiligo and even in few cases of generalized vitiligo, especially when it is a serious cosmetic problem.2 However, the
Uma Shankar, Agarwal, Ram, Gulati, Shalja Ratan, Shukla, Narendra, Mathur   +3 more
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Repigmentation of Hair Following Photosensitive Dermatitis

Dermatologica, 2009
A case of repigmentation of the scalp hair following photosensitive dermatitis is reported. The possible clinical application of this observation has been discussed.
L K, Bhutani, Y K, Minocha, G G, Dhir, D S, Rao   +3 more
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Piebaldism with repigmentation islands.

European Journal of Pediatric Dermatology, 2017
Piebaldism is transmitted in a dominant autosomal way with high penetrance, so in most cases there is an affected parent, although the symptoms can be blurred and go unnoticed; dermatological examination of parents is mandatory in these cases. The pathogenesis of the normopigmented skin islands within the white patches of this disorder is not entirely ...
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Clinical repigmentation patterns in paediatric vitiligo

British Journal of Dermatology, 2016
Repigmentation is an essential outcome measure in vitiligo. However, clinical studies describing vitiligo repigmentation patterns are lacking.To assess and clearly define the repigmentation patterns in a series of patients with vitiligo, correlating these with clinicoepidemiological characteristics.Patients with vitiligo seen at least at twice (initial
E Y, Gan, T, Gahat, M, Cario-André, J, Seneschal, K, Ezzedine, A, Taïeb   +5 more
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Repigmentation of segmental vitiligo by autologous minigrafting

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1983
Segmental vitiligo (SV) shows distinct clinical, physiologic, and therapeutic characteristics as opposed to those seen in generalized vitiligo (GV). Three patients affected with SV, a relatively unresponsive dermatosis, were successfully repigmented by autologous minigrafting. The achieved results demonstrate a new therapeutic approach for SV.
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Hair Repigmentation Induced by Nilotinib

New England Journal of Medicine, 2022
Camille C B, Kockerols, Peter E, Westerweel   +1 more
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