International journal of trichology · 2012
A study to evaluate the efficacy of various topical treatment modalities for alopecia areata.
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Sardesai Vidyadhar R, Prasad Smita, Agarwal Trupti D
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CONTEXT: Alopecia Areata (AA) is a common form of non-scarring hair disorder of unclear etiology. The disease may have serious psychological effect.
AIMS: The objective is to assess the therapeutic effect and side effects of various topical modalities for the treatment of AA.
SETTINGS AND DESIGN: Open, randomized, comparative study.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: For this study, 30 patients were included of all age groups and both sexes having localized (<5 patches and <25% scalp involvement) alopecia, with no underlying disease or family history, and who had not received any treatment before. They were treated sequentially with 5 different combination regimes for 3 months. The response was assessed subjectively as well as objectively by the "Severity of Alopecia Tool Score".
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS: Chi-square test.
RESULTS: Out of the 5 modalities studied, the Intralesional and Topical Steroids were the most effective with no significant side effects.
CONCLUSIONS: Among the various topical modalities used for the treatment of AA, the most effective are the Intralesional and Topical steroids with no significant side-effects.
AIMS: The objective is to assess the therapeutic effect and side effects of various topical modalities for the treatment of AA.
SETTINGS AND DESIGN: Open, randomized, comparative study.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: For this study, 30 patients were included of all age groups and both sexes having localized (<5 patches and <25% scalp involvement) alopecia, with no underlying disease or family history, and who had not received any treatment before. They were treated sequentially with 5 different combination regimes for 3 months. The response was assessed subjectively as well as objectively by the "Severity of Alopecia Tool Score".
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS: Chi-square test.
RESULTS: Out of the 5 modalities studied, the Intralesional and Topical Steroids were the most effective with no significant side effects.
CONCLUSIONS: Among the various topical modalities used for the treatment of AA, the most effective are the Intralesional and Topical steroids with no significant side-effects.