Tinea of the scalp

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Tinea of the scalp

DDx Ref       3940151

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Seborrheic dermatitis pattern. Fine white diffuse or patchy scale-like dandruff. Hair shaft infection then occurs; hairs break at surface, leaving alopecia areas. Broken hairs look like black dots.

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Black dot pattern. Well-demarcated areas of hair loss appear. Infected hairs break, leaving black dots on scalp surface. Little or no inflammation. Occipital adenopathy may be present.

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Inflammatory tinea capitis. The lesion near the vertex is boggy, with a scaling and crusted surface.