A cross-sectional study of spontaneous repigmentation in vitiligo
Conclusion: Spontaneous repigmentation occurs in one-fifth of patients with vitiligo. In some patients, the repigmentation is clinically significant and long-lasting. Considering its frequency and extent, spontaneous repigmentation should be taken into account both when evaluating novel interventions and counselling patients about the course of the disease.
Source: Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprology - Category: Dermatology Authors: Neha Taneja V Sreenivas Kanika Sahni Vishal Gupta M Ramam Source Type: research
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