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An Atypical Migration Pattern of Tattoo Pigment

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By Cao EM, Nelson EE, Rousseau MA, Rashid RM
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A New-Onset Facial Lesion in a Hospitalized COVID-19 Patient

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By Nelson EE, Rousseau MA, Rashid RM
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A Unilateral, Pruritic Papular Eruption Following Primigravida Pregnancy

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By Morgan Rousseau, Rousseau MA, Nelson EE, Rashid RM
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Analysis of Clincial Histologic Correlations in Alopecia Areata and Telogen Effluvium: Adversities in Alopecia Pattern Mimicry

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By Rashid RM
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Cutis. 2013 March;91(3):141-144 Alopecia is a clinical and histologic challenge. Much of the difficulty arises from the perceived obvious clinical presentation, coupled with few treatment options and/or poor therapeutic response. As a result of the seemingly obvious clinical nature of alopecia, biopsies rarely are performed. The goal of this study was to evaluate the role of biopsies in evaluation of patients with hair loss with differential diagnoses of alopecia areata and/or telogen effluvium.
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