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Therapeutic effect of hair autotransplantation in 146 patients with alopecia

Wen Wei

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s:One hundred and fourty six patients with alopecia were treated by hair autotransplantation. New hair grew well 3 months after the operation, survival rate was higher than 90%. Hair density of alopecia area improved substantially. Satisfactory rate of the patients is 98.63%. No severe complications developed.

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s:One hundred and fourty six patients with alopecia were treated by hair autotransplantation. New hair grew well 3 months after the operation, survival rate was higher than 90%. Hair density of alopecia area improved substantially. Satisfactory rate of the patients is 98.63%. No severe complications developed.

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s:One hundred and fourty six patients with alopecia were treated by hair autotransplantation. New hair grew well 3 months after the operation, survival rate was higher than 90%. Hair density of alopecia area improved substantially. Satisfactory rate of the patients is 98.63%. No severe complications developed.

Key concepts: Autotransplantation, Medicine, Hair transplantation, Hair growth, Dermatology, Surgery, Scalp, Transplantation

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