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- Figure 1. Case 1. A: Ill-defined psoriatic plaque incorporated in donor area. B: 512 grafts prepared from psoriatic lesion were transplanted on right frontal area. C: Excellent growth of grafted follicles after 9 months.
- Figure 2. Case 2. A & B: Psoriatic plaques at donor area. C & D: Mild erythema with fine scaling 3 months after treatment with topical medication.
- Figure 3. Case 3. A: Psoriatic plaque was avoided during donor harvesting. B: Immediately after donor closure. C: Normal healing over donor area after 6 months.
- Figure 4. Case 6. A & B: Preoperative-Norwood class III vertex. C: Immediately after donor closure. No psoriatic lesions present at both donor and recipient areas. D, E, & F: Erythema, pustules, and crusting developed over both donor and recipient areas. (These photographs were mailed by the patient.) G & H: Excellent growth of transplanted hair at frontal area and vertex. I: Psoriatic lesions developed (Koebnerization) over left parietal area and also along the scar.
- Figure 5. Case 7. A: Pre-operative—sparse eyelashes. B: Post-operative 1½ years.
Tables
Case No. Age/Sex Race Diagnosis HT session Total grafts 1h grafts 2h grafts 3h grafts Total hairs Duration since transplant Case1 57/M Asian AGA III 1 2500 469 1919 12 4343 2 1647 584 1032 25 1647 2 ½ years Case2 57/M Caucasian AGA VI 1 3578 386 2606 586 7369 3 months case3 58/M Caucasian AGA V 1 3361 597 2394 370 6495 10 months Case4 52/M Caucasian AGA VI 4 1679 359 1081 239 3238 3 months case5 40/M Caucasian AGA III 1 2777 351 1741 685 5888 1month Case6 40/M Asian AGA IIIv 1 2654 555 1607 494 5251 10 months Case7 25/F Asian Eye lash 1 77 77 77 1 1/2 years
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