1957
Imbedded Hair Resembling Larva Migrans
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“…However, nails of great toes are involved in most reported cases in literature. [1] We herein report a case of POPP involving only the right great toe, and this could be an early marker for development of psoriatic arthritis.…”
Section: Unilateral Psoriatic Onychopachydermoperiostitis
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confidence: 82%
“…However, nails of great toes are involved in most reported cases in literature. [1] We herein report a case of POPP involving only the right great toe, and this could be an early marker for development of psoriatic arthritis.…”
Section: Unilateral Psoriatic Onychopachydermoperiostitis
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confidence: 82%
“…It can also embed into the superficial layer of the stratum corneum and induce a creeping eruption mimicking cutaneous larva migrans 2–8 . To our knowledge, the first such hair‐induced creeping eruption was reported by Yaffee 2 in 1957. Twenty cases, which are sporadic, have been reported since then 2–8 .…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 94%
“…A naked hair shaft is commonly seen in association with interdigital pilonidal sinus in barbers 9 . It can also embed into the superficial layer of the stratum corneum and induce a creeping eruption mimicking cutaneous larva migrans 2–8 . To our knowledge, the first such hair‐induced creeping eruption was reported by Yaffee 2 in 1957.…”
Section: Discussion
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“…Occasionally, the hair splinter may present somewhat like a creeping eruption when the hair is moving through the skin and causing a dark line reminiscent of cutaneous lar- va migrans, a true parasitic infection caused by hookworm larvae. This condition has also been called cutaneous pili migrans (CPM), with the original report dating back to 1957 [9]. Since then, 38 cases of CPM have been reported using various terms such as burrowing hair (pili cuniculati), creeping hair, migrating hair, embedded hair, and bristle migrans [6].…”
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