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EXOGENOUS AGENTS
Bismuth – anagen effluvium 
Ghatan p.67, 2002,
Second Edition
Drug overdose
Hair cosmetics
Irritant contact dermatitis
Lead – anagen effluvium 
Ghatan p.67, 2002, Second Edition
Mimosine – amino acid of legumes 
Rook p.2916, 1998,
Sixth Edition
Thallium – anagen effluvium 
JAAD 50:258–261, 2004; Ghatan
p.67, 2002, Second Edition
Vitamin A intoxication 
Rook p.2656, 1998, Sixth Edition; Arch
Intern Med 112:462–466, 1963
INFECTIONS AND INFESTATIONS
AIDS 
Tyring p.366, 2002; JAAD 34:63–68, 1996
Bacterial infections, sycosis
Candida infection
Carbuncle (S) 
Favus (S) 
Folliculitis (NS) 
Furuncles (NS and S) 
Herpes zoster (S) 
Kerion (NS and S) 
Clin Dermatol 18:735–743, 2000
Leishmaniasis (S) 
Leprosy – borderline tuberculoid, tuberculoid – well-defined
edge, red, copper or purple plaque with hypopigmented center;
hairless hypopigmented macule with dry, hairless anesthetic
surface with fine wrinkling 
Int J Lepr Other Mycobact Dis
67:388–391, 1999; Rook p.1222, 1998, Sixth Edition;
lepromatous with leonine facies 
Rook p.1225, 1998, Sixth
Edition; Lucio’s phenomenon – gradual loss of eyebrow, eyelash,
and body hair with generalized sclerodermoid thickening of skin
Lyme disease 
JAAD 49:363–392, 2003
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (S) – lupus vulgaris Rook p.2930,
1998, Sixth Edition
ALOPECIA
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Myiasis
Scabies – crusted 
Cutis 61:87–88, 1998
Syphilitic alopecia – patchy (symptomatic alopecia) or diffuse
(essential syphilitic alopecia) 
JAAD 32:840–844, 1995; tertiary
syphilis (S) 
Tick bite – alopecia at site of tick attachment to scalp 
JAAD
49:363–392, 2003; Clin Exp Dermatol 7:537–542, 1982; pigeon
tick (
Argus reflexus) Dermatologica 135:60–65, 1967; moth-
eaten alopecia 
JAAD 49:363–392, 2003
Tinea barbae 
Rook p.1306–1307, 1998, Sixth Edition
Tinea capitis (S or NS) – in infants 
BJD 151:886–890, 2004;
Rook p.1304–1305, 1998, Sixth Edition; favus (S) – yellowish
cup-shaped crusts (scutula) 
Dermatologica 125:369–381, 1962;
in elderly 
BJD 144:898–900, 2001; tinea incognito
Trichodysplasia spinulosa – papovaviral infection of
immunocomprised host; progressive alopecia of eyebrows
initially, then scalp and body hair and red follicular papules
of nose, ears, forehead; leonine facies 
JID Symposium
Proceedings 4:268–271, 1999
Tufted folliculitis (S) 
JAAD 21:1096–1099, 1989