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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1989
Abnormally placed or absent scalp whorls have been associated with abnormal brain development. Defects of bony cranial development are not associated with such patterns. Single and double parietal whorls are examples of normal scalp patterns. Frontal patterns are variable, and scalp whorls associated with a cowlick can be seen at any location along the
C P, Samlaska, W D, James, L C, Sperling
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Abnormally placed or absent scalp whorls have been associated with abnormal brain development. Defects of bony cranial development are not associated with such patterns. Single and double parietal whorls are examples of normal scalp patterns. Frontal patterns are variable, and scalp whorls associated with a cowlick can be seen at any location along the
C P, Samlaska, W D, James, L C, Sperling
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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America
This article describes the background and importance of scalp reconstruction. The relevant anatomy and neurovasculature will be discussed. Finally, the entire reconstructive ladder will be examined in its relation to scalp reconstruction and how to optimally reconstruct scalp defects.
Skylar, Trott +2 more
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This article describes the background and importance of scalp reconstruction. The relevant anatomy and neurovasculature will be discussed. Finally, the entire reconstructive ladder will be examined in its relation to scalp reconstruction and how to optimally reconstruct scalp defects.
Skylar, Trott +2 more
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1975
The history of scalp avulsions is presented, and one case is reported. A treatment plan for scalped patients is outlined.
N, Koss, M C, Robson, T J, Krizek
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The history of scalp avulsions is presented, and one case is reported. A treatment plan for scalped patients is outlined.
N, Koss, M C, Robson, T J, Krizek
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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1991
The particular anatomy of the scalp largely dictates utilization of its parts and adjacent attached integument for reconstructive purposes. Unusually large movements of scalp skin are generally required with a variety of basic techniques and ancillary procedures.
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The particular anatomy of the scalp largely dictates utilization of its parts and adjacent attached integument for reconstructive purposes. Unusually large movements of scalp skin are generally required with a variety of basic techniques and ancillary procedures.
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2008
Approximately 2% of all skin tumors are located on the scalp. • Frequency increases with ageing. • Malignant tumors are rare.
TOSTI, ANTONELLA +2 more
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Approximately 2% of all skin tumors are located on the scalp. • Frequency increases with ageing. • Malignant tumors are rare.
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Scalp abscess secondary to fetal scalp electrode
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1976The n u m b e r of infants moni tored by spiral scalp electrode was est imated to be a m a x i m u m of 1,030 (50%) of the 2,061 live births. Of these, at least n ine subsequent ly developed a scalp abscess, an incidence of 0.9%. In six of n ine infants, cultures of the abscess were positive: five with a single organism (three with Hemophilus ...
H M, Feder, , macLean, R, Moxon
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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1993
background. Surgery to correct extensive alopecia requires increasing the surface of hair‐bearing scalp and removing bald scalp. Two commonly used methods, scalp expansion and scalp reduction, have disadvantages.objective. To describe a new method, scalp extension, that employs a thin sheet of bioplastic (an extender) stretched and attached with ...
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background. Surgery to correct extensive alopecia requires increasing the surface of hair‐bearing scalp and removing bald scalp. Two commonly used methods, scalp expansion and scalp reduction, have disadvantages.objective. To describe a new method, scalp extension, that employs a thin sheet of bioplastic (an extender) stretched and attached with ...
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2009
Dermoscopy in differential diagnosis of scalp psoriasis and seborroic ...
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Dermoscopy in differential diagnosis of scalp psoriasis and seborroic ...
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Modified Scalp Replantation for Total Scalp Avulsion: Scalp-Shifting Technique
Journal of Craniofacial SurgeryBackground: Scalp replantation is the best treatment for scalp avulsion due to its functional and esthetic benefits. Regular scalp replantation requires only unilateral or bilateral superficial temporal vascular anastomosis. However, shear force always damages vessels in severe scalp avulsions.
Juan, Zhang +7 more
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Scalp Lifting vs. Scalp Reduction
International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, 1993I would like to briefly compare scalp lifting with traditional scalp reduction; a more detailed review has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology. It is widely accepted that single hair grafting and micrografting represent the ‘state-of-the-art’
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