Objective We aimed to determine whether there was a difference between adult and paediatric alopecia areata patients with respect to the severity and pattern of the disease, nail changes and personal and family history of autoimmune diseases and also in comparison with controls.
Methods Two groups were included: patients with onset of alopecia before the age of ≤18 years and >18 years. The total number of the patients were 124. The control group was comprised of 114 age- and gender-matched patients.
Results There were 81 adults and 43 children. No statistically significant difference was ...
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