Thyroid diseases and lichen planopilaris: A case control study

Authors

  • Sarvghadi Farzaneh
  • Sebti Arezo
  • Toossi Parviz
Abstract:

Background: The aim of this study was to investigate the thyroid function status in patients with lichen lanopilaris.Methods: In this case control study, 26 (8 male and 18 female) consecutive lichen planopilaris patients, and 36 age and sex matched controls were evaluated for thyroid function status.Results: The median antithyroglobulin serum level was higher in patients than controls (47.1 IU/mL vs. 10.2 IU/mL, P

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volume 18  issue 3

pages  104- 107

publication date 2015-07-01

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