Erda AvriyantiTidak ada Data DosenKHALISA HUMAIRAH TAUFIK2024-06-112024-06-112023-07-14https://repository.unpad.ac.id/handle/kandaga/130110200204Purpose: Vitiligo is an acquired depigmenting disorder characterized by the destruction of functional melanocytes in the dermis, causing vitiliginous patches that have no pigment. The persons affected by vitiligo are stigmatised, leading to low self-esteem and negative psychological impact. Segmental vitiligo (SV) and non-segmental vitiligo (NSV) are the types of vitiligo. The NSV is the most common type of vitiligo and characterized by bilateral distribution of lesions and may progress to the severe type of NSV. NSV has a poor response to medical treatment and depigmentation may recur after therapeutic repigmentation. Data of clinical features and treatment are needed as basic data for education and determining therapeutic options in the management of NSV. Data regarding the clinical features and management of NSV in Indonesia are still very limited, especially in West Java. Thus, the intent of this study is to describe clinical features and management of non-segmental vitiligo in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Patients and Method: A retrospective study of a patient diagnosed by a dermatovenreologist with non-segmental vitiligo admitted to Tivaza Primary Clinic and Dermatology Outpatient Clinic at Dr. Hasan Sadikin General Hospital over a period from January 1st , 2018 to December 31st, 2022. Data were collected regarding the socio-demographic profiles, clinical profiles, and management profiles of the patient. Results: There was a majority in 20−29 years age group (22.42%) with females are the most affected (61.65%). A positive family history of vitiligo was present in 15.31% patients and only 5.01% had underlying autoimmune disease. The majority 4 of patients had vulgaris type of vitiligo (33.33%) and highest age of onset in 11−20 years (15.93%). Face (63.13%) and upper extremities (47.79%) were the most affected areas of the lesion and most of the patients had less than 10% body surface area involvement. The most common therapies used were phototherapy (46.31%) and vitamin D supplements (62.83%) with most of the patients showing improvement (36.28%). Conclusions: Of all the 339 NSV patients that were included in this study, the majority of the patients were in their third decade of life, with a predominance of females. The vulgaris type of vitiligo was the most common among the patients, with the majority of onset occurring in the second decade of life. Exposed areas, such as the face, were the most affected area of vitiligo lesions. Phototherapy and vitamin D supplements were the most commonly used therapies, with most of the patients experiencing improvement.Clinical featuresmanagementvitiligo