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A newly published case series led by dermatologist and clinical investigator Dr. Sanusi Umar describes three men with the same combination of severe acne keloidalis nuchae, scalp-wide dissecting cellulitis, and extensive secondary cutis verticis gyrata. The findings support a candidate AKN-DCS-CVG syndrome that now requires independent validation.

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For this patient, a previous surgical recovery had set a difficult expectation. His experience with Dr. Sanusi Umar felt very different, from his initial concern about local anesthesia to an outcome he says was better than expected.

Recovery was the part this patient remembered most clearly from earlier surgery. He describes gauze changes in which the mater...


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For one patient, the story behind this Baldcast short is defined by a striking timeline: 10 years of failed AKN treatments followed by a turning point. The supplied caption does not identify those earlier treatments or explain what changed medically, so this article stays focused on what is actually established: a long history of unsuccessful treatment, a highly anticipated r...


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Why Dissecting Cellulitis Keeps Coming Back: Hidden Inflammation Beyond the Visible Scalp Bumps


A new study finds PIILIF in normal-looking scalp and clinically quiet nodules, offering new clues to relapse, spread and permanent scarring hair loss.

If your scalp bumps settle and then return, read this

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A technical, implementation-focused summary of a paired-biopsy study examining the clinical, histologic and immunophenotypic expression of PIILIF across dissecting cellulitis disease states.

Clinical premise

Dissecting cellulitis of the scalp is conventionally classified as a neutrophilic primary cicatricial alopecia characterize...


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