woolly hair with trichoscopic features
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Abstract
Woolly hair is the presence of more or less tightly coiled hair over the scalp of persons of non-African or Negroid background. A 3-year-old girl presented with woolly hair since birth. She had no other systemic abnormality. Trichoscopic examination of the scalp hairs revealed slight variation in the thickness of hair shafts, which was well visualized in an individual plucked hair. Broken hair shafts were visible. We are presenting this case due its sheer rarity and for its trichoscopy findings. Tricoscopy is better alternative than light microscopy for hair shaft abnormality as it allows visualizing multiple hairs without plucking it.
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| Authors | ;Kikkeri Narayanshetty Naveen;Suraj R Shetty;H Radha;Sharatchandra B Athaniker;Mahabaleshwar R Gundannanavar |
| Journal | gender, place and culture |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.4103/2319-7250.172460
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