Vitiligo is a common pigmentary disorder. Many studies across decades and all over the
world have attempted to illustrate the pathogenesis behind it; however, the pathogenesis of …

Vitiligo is a common depigmenting skin disorder, characterized by acquired, idiopathic,
progressive, circumscribed hypomelanosis of the skin and hair, with total absence of …

Background Vitiligo is characterized by the death of melanocytes in the skin. This is
associated with the presence of T cell infiltrates in the lesional borders. However, at present …

Understanding the mechanisms that coordinate stem cell behavior within the host is a high
priority for developmental biology, regenerative medicine and oncology. Endogenous ion …

There are 3 aims needed for the optimal care of vitiligo patients: first, halting the disease
progression; then, allowing complete repigmentation of lesional areas; and, finally …

Background The 308‐nm excimer laser and 308‐nm excimer lamp have both been shown to
be effective in treating vitiligo but a direct comparison has never been performed. Objectives …

Although vitiligo is one of the most frequently occurring depigmentary disorder, its
pathophysiology is still not fully clarified, resulting in the incapacity to find a targeted cure …

Background The treatment of vitiligo remains unsatisfactory. Objectives To assess in patients
with vitiligo the effect of a laser dermabrasion in addition to the association of topical steroids …

Vitiligo is an acquired cutaneous disorder of pigmentation, with an incidence of 0.5% to 2%
worldwide. There are three major hypotheses for the pathogenesis of vitiligo that are not …

The extracts of Ficuscarica L. and Psoralen corylifolia L. are traditional Uygur medicines for
the treatment of vitiligo, and its active ingredients furocoumarins, were are found to be the …