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RESUMEN

El vitiligo es un trastorno despigmentario adquirido, caracterizado por la pérdida progresiva de melanocitos de la epidermis. Presenta un curso impredecible y suele ser progresivo. El tratamiento se basa en la repigmentación mediante la activación de melanocitos del folículo piloso, con muchas modalidades y tasas de éxito. También puede ocurrir repigmentación espontánea. Si bien es un padecimiento con bajas tasas de morbilidad, el impacto psicológico negativo en la vida del paciente suele ser importante.

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