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. 2022 Aug 30;9:69–71. doi: 10.1016/j.jdin.2022.08.013

Table II.

Adjusted regression analyses for change in hair density and hair caliber compared with deficient, nonsupplemented patients

Patient supplementation categories Change in hair density, hairs/cm2 (95% CI) P value Change in hair caliber, μm (95% CI) P value
Nonsupplemented patients with evidence of initial deficiency Reference Reference
Patients supplemented without evidence of initial deficiency −10.28 (−31.17, 10.61) .33 1.69 (−8.18, 11.56) .73
Patients supplemented for deficiency with nonnormalized laboratory values at follow-up 3.17 (−11.39, 17.72) .67 0.91 (−5.98, 7.79) .79
Patients supplemented for deficiency with normalized laboratory values at follow-up 5.04 (−8.88, 18.96) .48 4.04 (−2.54, 10.62) .23

Regression adjusted for deficiency at baseline, initial trichometric measurements, days to follow-up, number of ordered medications, number of supplements being taken, and number of micronutrients tested for initial visit.