On Diseases of the Skin, Including the Exanthemata
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cit.), even explain the physiological shedding of the hair in this way. Here, however, we have only to deal with a transi- tory hyperplasia of the cells of the root-sheath.
If the hyperplasia of the cells diminishes, they become more stable, and a new hair may be formed. They may either then simply nourish a new hair formed from the papilla, or they may ALOPECIA FUEFUEACEA. 22^ themselves undergo transformation in their central portion into a hair (KoUiker). This return to a regular production ...of hair actually occurs even in very advanced stages of Alopecia fur- furacea, and ia a degree of perfection, too, which leaves nothing to be desired.
If the seborrhoea and the defluvium capillorum have per- sisted for six, or eight, or ten years or more, and if, during that time, the reproduction of new hairs has been in abeyance, then, usually, a return to the normal condition is not at all probable, and, at length, is no longer possible. When the process has continued for such a long time, the papillae and their vessels must have become so changed (atrophied*) that they are no longer capable of producing new cellsf for the formation of a young hair-bulb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cit.), even explain the physiological shedding of the hair in this way. Here, however, we have only to deal with a transi- tory hyperplasia of the cells of the root-sheath.
If the hyperplasia of the cells diminishes, they become more stable, and a new hair may be formed. They may either then simply nourish a new hair formed from the papilla, or they may ALOPECIA FUEFUEACEA. 22^ themselves undergo transformation in their central portion into a hair (KoUiker). This return to a regular production ...of hair actually occurs even in very advanced stages of Alopecia fur- furacea, and ia a degree of perfection, too, which leaves nothing to be desired.
If the seborrhoea and the defluvium capillorum have per- sisted for six, or eight, or ten years or more, and if, during that time, the reproduction of new hairs has been in abeyance, then, usually, a return to the normal condition is not at all probable, and, at length, is no longer possible. When the process has continued for such a long time, the papillae and their vessels must have become so changed (atrophied*) that they are no longer capable of producing new cellsf for the formation of a young hair-bulb.
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