Childhood vitiligo differs from the adults by showing a higher incidence in females,
segmental vitiligo being more common and less frequent association with other systemic …

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Vitiligo is a common inflammatory disorder with worldwide prevalence of 0.4–2% of the
population, with half of cases beginning in childhood. The management of childhood vitiligo …

Vitiligo is a common skin disorder with an estimated worldwide prevalence to 2.28% which
is connected with selective melanocytes loss which leads to depigmentation and chalky …

Childhood vitiligo is often encountered in dermatological practice. When present in infancy
or early childhood, various nevoid and hereditary disorders are to be differentiated. In many …

Vitiligo is an autoimmune depigmentation disorder that is estimated to affect about. 5% of the
worldwide population. Half of all cases begin in childhood. A variety of advances occurred in …

Vitiligo in children is a distinct subset of vitiligo and differs from adult vitiligo. Characteristic
features include family history of autoimmune or endocrine disease, higher incidence of …

Vitiligo is a common acquired depigmenting skin disease characterized by a progressive
loss of functional melanocytes. It may appear from the first years of life to late adulthood …

Background The true pathogenic mechanism of vitiligo is still unknown. About half of the
patients with this disease have onset before the age of 20 years, making it a serious …