você conhece esta síndrome? do you know this syndrome?
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Abstract
A síndrome dos cabelos anágenos frouxos caracteriza-se por cabelos finos e rarefeitos que podem ser facilmente extraídos, de forma indolor, mediante leve tração. Acomete principalmente crianças. O tricograma evidencia 70% ou mais de pêlos anágenos desprovidos das bainhas radiculares interna e externa, apresentando cutícula enrugada em sua porção proximal. Apesar de benigno e auto-limitado, o distúrbio freqüentemente aflige os pais e deve ser diferenciado do eflúvio telógeno e da tricotilomania.
Loose anagen hair syndrome is characterized by thin and sparse hairs that can be easily extracted upon mild traction. The disorder affects predominantly children. Trichogram shows at least 70% of loose anagen hairs devoid of inner and outer hair sheaths, presenting a ruffled cuticle at the proximal portion. Although benign and self-limited, the disorder frequently concerns parents and should be further differentiated from telogen effluvium and trichotillomania.
Loose anagen hair syndrome is characterized by thin and sparse hairs that can be easily extracted upon mild traction. The disorder affects predominantly children. Trichogram shows at least 70% of loose anagen hairs devoid of inner and outer hair sheaths, presenting a ruffled cuticle at the proximal portion. Although benign and self-limited, the disorder frequently concerns parents and should be further differentiated from telogen effluvium and trichotillomania.
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| Authors | ;Gustavo Novaes Martins Ferreira;Neusa Yuriko Sakai Valente;Ricardo Romiti |
| Journal | Theriogenology |
| Year | 2006 |
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