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trichosis

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tri·cho·sis  (tr-kss)
n. pl. tri·cho·ses (-sz)
Any disease of or affecting the hair.
trichosis [trɪˈkəʊsɪs]
n
(Medicine / Pathology) any abnormal condition or disease of the hair
[via New Latin from Greek trikhōsis growth of hair]
trichosis
1. Medicine. any disease or abnormal growth of the hair.
2. a heavy growth of hair.
See also: Hair
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Site 4 - - Site 5 - - Age of onset, bilat- eral, Site, Size 6 - - Bilateral 7 - - Site, hyper trichosis (in a female) 8 - - Site 9 - - Site 10 - - Age of onset, Site 11 - - Site Key: (NM) not mentioned, (+) present, (-) absent, (L) left, (R) right.
Clinicopathologic profile of Becker's melanosis with atypical features by AlGhamdi, Khalid M.; AlKhalifah, Abdullah I.; AlSheikh, Abdulmalik M.; AlSaif, Fahad M. / Journal of Drugs in Dermatology
2004], Jones Syndrome, and Gingival Fibromatosis with hyper trichosis, although some recessive forms are also described in the literature [Coletta and Graner, 2006].
Case report: Rutherfurd syndrome associated with Marfan syndrome by Raja, T.A.; Albadri, S.; Hood, C. / European Archives of Paediatric Dentistry
 
 
 
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