2000Iranian Journal of PediatricsRequires access

Incidence of retina pigmentation in 77 pediatric Vitiligo patients

Rohani Sm, Sajjadieh Sma

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77 pediatric Vitiligo patients (2-12 years old), 43 boys and 34 girls, were examined for retina pigmentation during 1983-1992. None of the patients was treated before for vitiligo. 6.49% of them revealed to have a retina pigmentation abnormality, whereas none of the 77 control children had any retinal pigmentation lesions

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77 pediatric Vitiligo patients (2-12 years old), 43 boys and 34 girls, were examined for retina pigmentation during 1983-1992. None of the patients was treated before for vitiligo. 6.49% of them revealed to have a retina pigmentation abnormality, whereas none of the 77 control children had any retinal pigmentation lesions

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77 pediatric Vitiligo patients (2-12 years old), 43 boys and 34 girls, were examined for retina pigmentation during 1983-1992. None of the patients was treated before for vitiligo. 6.49% of them revealed to have a retina pigmentation abnormality, whereas none of the 77 control children had any retinal pigmentation lesions

Key concepts: Vitiligo, Medicine, Retina, Pigmentation disorder, Incidence (geometry), Abnormality, Dermatology, Albinism

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