The Scalp in Health and Disease

Behrman, Howard T.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1952.01530290122020

Arch Dermatol

1952

DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1952.01530290122020

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The Scalp in Health and Disease

Howard T. Behrman¹

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Woolly hair nevus. Two case reports and a discussion of unruly hair forms

Lantis¹

1978

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Woolly hair is very curly hair that is characteristically unruly and will not form naturally into locks. Woolly hair nevus first appears when the scalp hair begins to grow. It is seen as a patch of unruly, very curly hair, arising in a field of otherwise unremarkable scalp hair. Woolly hair can also be seen as a hereditary trait involving the entire scalp and in acquired forms. It may be distinguished from two other types of unruly hair, pili torti and spun glass hair.

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Woolly hair nevus. Two case reports and a discussion of unruly hair forms

Lantis¹

1978

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Pityrosporum Ovale Types Cultured From Normal and Seborrheic Subjects

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Bell³

1954

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Scalp Thickness and the Fat-Loss Theory of Balding

Garn¹

1954

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The Scalp in Health and Disease

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Woolly hair nevus. Two case reports and a discussion of unruly hair forms

Woolly hair nevus. Two case reports and a discussion of unruly hair forms

Pityrosporum Ovale Types Cultured From Normal and Seborrheic Subjects

Scalp Thickness and the Fat-Loss Theory of Balding

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