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    The document discusses telogen effluvium, a type of hair loss caused by an increased number of hairs entering the telogen or resting phase of the hair growth cycle. It describes telogen effluvium as a non-scarring, non-inflammatory type of hair shedding that can be either acute or chronic depending on its duration. The document provides information on the causes, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of telogen effluvium.

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    The document discusses telogen effluvium, a type of hair loss caused by an increased number of hairs entering the telogen or resting phase of the hair growth cycle. It describes telogen effluvium as a non-scarring, non-inflammatory type of hair shedding that can be either acute or chronic depending on its duration. The document provides information on the causes, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of telogen effluvium.

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    The document discusses telogen effluvium, a type of hair loss caused by an increased number of hairs entering the telogen or resting phase of the hair growth cycle. It describes telogen effluvium as a non-scarring, non-inflammatory type of hair shedding that can be either acute or chronic depending on its duration. The document provides information on the causes, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of telogen effluvium.

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    The document discusses telogen effluvium, a type of hair loss caused by an increased number of hairs entering the telogen or resting phase of the hair growth cycle. It describes telogen effluvium as a non-scarring, non-inflammatory type of hair shedding that can be either acute or chronic depending on its duration. The document provides information on the causes, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of telogen effluvium.

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    April 2018

    Telogen Effluvium
    Yunita Y. Salaka (201784019)
    Supervisor: dr. Hanny Tanasal, Sp.KK
    Introduction

    Tellogen Telogen Effluvium Acute and CTE


    Effluvium is an is the second usually resolve
    excessive shading most common once trigger
    hair, without cause of hair loss factors are
    inflammation. in women after eliminated.
    Can be acute FPHL
    telogen effluvium
    and chronic
    tellogen
    effluvium (CTE)
    Hair cycle
    1. Anagen:
    last for about 2 to 8 years

    2. Catagen: catagen phase lasts for 4 to


    6 weeks

    3. Telogen phase lasts for 2 to 3 months


    What is Tellogen Effluvium?
    • First described by Kligman in 1961
    • Rrefers to the shedding of club
    (telogen) hair in disease states of
    the folicle
    • Telogen Effluvium (TE): Nonscarring
    alopecia, increase the shedding
    of telogen club hairs,
    non inflammatory disease
    Etiology
    Pathogenesis of Telogen Effluvium

    Premature
    Shedding of
    Triger factor termination of the
    telogen club hairs
    anagen phase
    Classification: due to duration of the disease

    Acute Telogen Effluvium


    •Less than 6 months

    Chronic Telogen Effluvium


    •> 6 months, 40-45 age of life
    Classification
    Headington, based on
    2 patomechanism and hair cycle:
    Anagen 1. Immediate anagen release
    5
    3

    1 2. Delayed anagen release

    3. Immediate telogen release

    Telogen Katagen 4. Delayed telogen release

    4
    5. Short anagen phase
    Diagnosis
    Anamnesis: stress, major surgery, post-partum, stress,
    drugs, menstruation cycle, acne

    Examination: „bag sign“, decrease densitas hair


    escpecially in temporal

    Laboratory, Hair pull test, hair pluck/trichogram,


    microscopic.
    Hair Pull test

    Normal condition: 2-6 hairs obtained


    Differential Diagnosis
    •Alopecia Aerata
    •Anagen Effluvium
    •Androgenetik Alopesia
    •Syphilis
    •trichotilomania
    Treatment

    Eliminate the triger factor

    Feritrin 70ng/mL

    Monoxidil solution 2% or 5%
    Prognosis
    • Having a good prognosis to acute tellogen effluvium.
    • Mortalitiy due to telogen effluvium has never been reported.

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