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See Latest ArticlesMultiple Nevoid Hypertrichosis as An Isolated Developmental Defect
Pediatric Dermatology, 08/14/09
Sotiriadis D et al. – A 3–year–old girl presented with longer hair on the left side of her scalp, coarse hair of abnormal length on her extremities, and a tuft of hair in the lumbosacral region, with all hair distributed on normally pigmented skin. Neither similar or relevant family history nor associated extracutaneous abnormalities was detected after a thorough examination. Clinical diagnosis of patchy nevoid hypetrichosis was confirmed by histology.
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