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ANEXOS

DESARROLLO DEL PELO

Figura 1. Desarrollo del pelo

 

Figura 2. Formación total del folículo piloso y formación del pelo

            ALTERACIONES DEL PELO

Figura 3. Niño con Alopecia

Figura 4. Niña con Hipertricosis

 

Figura 6. Alteración del folículo piloso: Tricoepitelioma múltiple (epitelioma adenoide quístico)

 

Figura 7. Alopecia andrógena: Fases de calvice.

 

 

 

Autor:

Villegas Huamán, Yenner Antonio

javh5[arroba]hotmail.com

DOCENTES:

Dr. Álvarez Carrillo Javier Dr. Cruzalegui Henríquez Rodil Dr. Florián Zavaleta Luis Dr. Fonseca Guillermo

ÁREA: Embriología Médica

UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE TRUJILLO

FACULTAD DE MEDICINA

ESCUELA DE MEDICINA

DEPARTAMENTO DE MORFOLOGÍA

FECHA: 21/07/08

Partes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5