INTEGUMENTARY 1.Dry skin and hair 2.Hair loss 3.Lanugo hair/hypertrichosis 27. HEMATOLOGY 1.Anemia 2.Leukopenia 3.Thrombocytopenia 28.
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[…] not eating the food • Feeling sad, anxious or irritable • Feeling cold all the time • Tremendous weight loss • Exhaustion • Dizziness • Fine, soft hair on the body called lanugo
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[…] vomiting) Dental problems, such as enamel erosion, cavities, and tooth sensitivity Dry skin Dry and brittle nails Swelling around area of salivary glands Fine hair on body (lanugo
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The lanugo hair will disappear from the skin, and it is becoming less red and wrinkled. The fetus is now 16-19 inches and weighs anywhere from 5 ¾ lbs to 6 ¾ lbs.
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Your baby has mostly shed all of his or her lanugo. By now your baby might weigh about 6 1/2 pounds (2,900 grams).
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But don’t be surprised if you notice a little leftover lanugo when your baby is born; some babies are born with patches on their shoulders, ears, and back.
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[…] headaches low blood pressure stomach or intestinal problems low body temperature loss of bone density hair loss or thinning soft, fine hair that grows on the face and body (lanugo
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[…] and headaches Dehydration Shortness of breath Cold hands and feet Bloating Constipation Hair loss Stomach pains Decreased metabolic rate Edema (water retention) Growth or Lanugo
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[…] sex and health unjustified fear of weight gain body dysmorphia Along with these, numerous signs may be observed and they include - but are not limited to - the following: lanugo
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It contains blood, shreds of fetal membranes, vernix caseosa, decidua, and lanugo.
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Stages It progresses through three stages: Lochia rubra (or cruenta) is the first discharge, Composed of blood, shreds of fetal membranes, decidua, vernix caseosa, lanugo
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Stages[edit] It progresses through three stages:[5] Lochia rubra (or cruenta) is the first discharge, Composed of blood, shreds of fetal membranes, decidua, vernix caseosa, lanugo
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Most babies lose lanugo within a few days or weeks after birth. If hypertrichosis is present, lanugo may remain unless treated and removed.
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Lanugo hair is fine, non-pigmented hair that covers the normal fetus. It is often several centimeters long.
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Occasionally, the lanugo hair may be totally lost by the time the patient becomes an adult.
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The hypertrichosis may increase or decrease during childhood, but the lanugo character of hairs may be retained even after puberty.
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In congenital hypertrichosis, lanugo hair continues to grow and this excessively long fine hair persists throughout life.
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It manifests at birth with the affected infant presenting with excessive lanugo hair covering the entire body surface, sparing palms, soles, and mucous membranes.
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Under physiological circumstances, the meconium (composed of gastrointestinal content, bile acids, pancreatic juice, blood, lanugo, and cellular debris) is a sterile mix of
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Meconium is a thick, black-green substance consisting of desquamated intestinal and skin cells, gastrointestinal mucin, lanugo hair, fatty material from the vernix caseosa
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Meconium contains everything the fetus has ingested while in the womb, such as mucus, amniotic fluid, water, lanugo (that downy hair babies have) and intestinal epithelial
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In CHL, lanugo hairs remain after birth or may develop later in infancy. It is not definite that these are lanugo hairs.
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Occasionally, the lanugo hair may be totally lost by the time the patient becomes an adult.
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Her fine silky hair is of the vellus, not the lanugo type. The syndrome features are characterized, referring to nine further published case reports.
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Most babies lose lanugo within a few days or weeks after birth. If hypertrichosis is present, lanugo may remain unless treated and removed.
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Acquired Hypertrichosis Acquired generalized hypertrichosis may rarely be derived from lanugo hair but more commonly vellus hair.
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But, in this type of hypertrichosis the thin lanugo hair remains even after birth.
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Eighteen months later there was no evidence of the cancer, and the lanugo hairs had vanished.
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Acquired hypertrichosis lanuginosa is a rare cutaneous disorder usually associated with internal malignancy that consists of the development of abnormal hair growth of the lanugo
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Acquired hypertrichosis lanuginosa is a rare disorder, which consists of abnormal and excessive growth of fine lanugo hair.
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[…] frequently fungi fungus gray growth hair follicles hair shaft hairy head impetigo inch infection inflammation inflammatory irritation itching Jour keratosis pilaris kerion lanugo
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• Lanugo hair appears normal after birth but is replaced after a few months with moniliform hair which is fragile, dry and lustless Treatment There is currently no treatment
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See also pili incarnati, under pilus. lanugo hair the fine hair on the body of the fetus. pubic hair the hair on the external genitalia; called also pubes. sensory h's hairlike
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The contents of the fluid (e.g., shed fetal cells, meconium, lanugo, vernix) may produce pulmonary or cerebral emboli.
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Fetal squames, lanugo hair, vernix, and mucin can embolize to small pulmonary arteries. Seen here are epithelial squames in a peripheral pulmonary artery.
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Table 1 Components of amniotic fluid Solution (biochemical mediators) Suspensions Surfactant Lanugo hair Endothelin Vernix caseosa Leukotrienes C4 & D4 Fetal squames IL-1
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More commonly it consists of alopecia, with scanty, incompletely grown, or lanugo-like hair. It is commonly associated with other defects like dental aplasias.
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More commonly it consists of an alopecia, with scanty, incompletely grown, or lanugo-like hair.
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DE PULMON, RECTO, COLON VELLO TIPO LANUGO APARIENCIA DE SIMIO CAUSA DESCONOCIDA DESAPARECE AL TRATAR LA NEOPLASIA 9 HIPERTRICOSIS LANUGINOSA CONGENITA LANUGINOSA ADQUIRIRIDA
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Bundles of short lanugo hairs (10-50 lanugo hairs) and a single associated hair root (assignment recognizable in serial incisions).
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[…] by Nobl in 1913 as a peculiar follicular disorder characterized by protruding plugs in groups of hair follicles which on microscopic examination proved to be bunches of lanugo
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Synonym(s) Brush Hair; Ichthyosis thysanotrichica; Keratosis spinulosa cum trichostasi; Keratosis spinulosa cum trichostasis; Lanugo comedones; Thysanothrix History This section
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[…] is a rare condition comprising severe deficiency of the anterior lamella of both eyelids, abnormal ears, macrostomia, anomalous genitalia, redundant skin, and absence of lanugo
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In addition to ablepharon and macrostomia, other anomalies common to all patients include auricular deformity, nasal alar deformity, absence of lanugo hair, dry, ichthyotic
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Ablepharon-macrostomia syndrome (AMS) is characterized by absent or short eyelids, macrostomia, ear anomalies, absent lanugo and hair, redundant skin, abnormal genitalia,
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This is because these lashes are initially lanugo-like, finer, thinner, well-tolerated and may not cause ocular irritation at the outset.1,6,11 Occasionally, distichiasis
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Lanugo hypertrichosis has been observed in adults with various forms of hypertrichosis.
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Further classification takes into consideration the type of follicle: lanugo, vellus, or terminal hair.
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[…] disturbances of hair Congenital ringed hair Congenital woolly hair Ectodermal dysplasia, syndactyly and pili torti Hypertrichosis, congenital Marie Unna syndrome Persistent lanugo
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Briefly desribe the appearance of lanugo hair. Lanugo hair is the fine, soft, downy hair of the cheeks, forehead and nearly all other areas of the body.
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[…] alopecia Trichoschisis Ulerythema ophryogenes Uncombable hair syndrome Wooly hair Applies To Congenital: alopecia atrichosis beaded hair hypertrichosis monilethrix Persistent lanugo
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Lanugo Lanugo is a fine, downy hair on the face, shoulders and back of some babies. It will fall off in the first few weeks.
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Fine, soft hair, called lanugo, may be on a newborn's face, shoulders, and back.
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Lanugo: your baby’s body is covered with fine downy hair. This hair is most noticeable on the back, shoulders, and ear lobes. It will fall out in time.
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mood swings, anxiety, depression Hair and skin – dry skin, brittle nails, thin hair, bruises easily, yellow complexion, growth of thin white hair all over body (called lanugo
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[…] vomiting) Dental problems, such as enamel erosion, cavities, and tooth sensitivity Dry skin Dry and brittle nails Swelling around area of salivary glands Fine hair on body (lanugo
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Growth of downy (soft and fine) hair all over your body (called Lanugo). Getting irritable and moody. Difficulty concentrating. Low blood pressure.
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It can be easily differentiated from the softer non-medullated lanugo and non-pigmented variably medullated vellus hair. [4] Other forms of congenital syndromes with primary
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Lanugo hair is fine, soft, unmedullated and usually unpigmented hair, usually shed in utero during the eighth or ninth month of gestation.
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Lanugo hair has a smooth surface with almost indiscriminate scales.
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Keratoderma (congenital) Excludes: pilonidal cyst (685.0-685.1) 757.4 Specified anomalies of hair Congenital: alopecia atrichosis beaded hair hypertrichosis monilethrix Persistent lanugo
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Beaded hair Monilethrix Pili annulati Q84.2 Other congenital malformations of hair Inclusion term(s): Congenital hypertrichosis Congenital malformation of hair NOS Persistent lanugo
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[…] annulati Excludes: Menkes' kinky hair syndrome ( E83.0 ) Q84.2 Other congenital malformations of hair Congenital: · hypertrichosis · malformation of hair NOS Persistent lanugo
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[…] lacunar lacune lagophthalmos lakeland Lambert lamblia lamellar lamellate lamellated lamellation laminectomy laminitis lancinating Landouzy-Dejerine Landry's langerhans lanoxin lanugo
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In affected patients, the lanugo distribution continues to progress, involving the whole body [ 7 ].
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Apocrine sweat glands, eccrine sweat glands, sebaceous glands of Zeis, and hair follicles of the surface lanugo hairs are also seen in the lids (see also Figs. 1.27C and 7.1
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In congenital hypertrichosis, lanugo hair continues to grow and this excessively long fine hair persists throughout life.
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[…] hypopigmentation of hair Dense scalp hair Hirsutism/hypertrichosis/Increased body hair Hypersensibility of scalp/scalp tenderness Hypotrichosis/atrichia/atrichiasis/scalp hairlessness Lanugo
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Lanugo hair: Hairs covering the body of fetus. Lipedematous alopecia:[15] Lipedematous scalp with hair growth abnormalities such as alopecia and short broken hair.
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Lanugo hair is fine, soft, unmedullated and usually unpigmented hair, usually shed in utero during the eighth or ninth month of gestation.
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Lanugo hair has a smooth surface with almost indiscriminate scales.
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Introduction Hypertrichosis is defined as increase in body hair (lanugo, vellus hair, or terminal hair) that is abnormal for a patient reference group.
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[…] hair: First hair produced in utero, pigmented, around 2–3 cm long, lanugo hairs are usually shed between week 32–36 of gestation but can be still present at birth in one
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Lanugo hairs are present at birth but alopecia is complete within the first year of life as catagen follicles are unable to re-enter the anagen phase.
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First hair in human embryo is called lanugo hair.
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[…] end-organ sensitivity to androgen Hypertrichosis classification Classification 1) Distribution: generalized vs localized 2) Age of onset: congenital vs acquired 3) Type of hair: lanugo
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Congenital Localized Hypertrichosis Hypertrichosis cubiti is a condition wherein an infant has excessive lanugo (fine downy hair) on his elbows.
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Congenital generalized hypertrichosis 1.4 Prepubertal hypertrichosis 1.5 Acquired generalized hypertrichosis 1) Congenital hypertrichosis lanuginosa - Rare AD disease - Fetal lanugo
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[…] disturbances of hair Congenital ringed hair Congenital woolly hair Ectodermal dysplasia, syndactyly and pili torti Hypertrichosis, congenital Marie Unna syndrome Persistent lanugo
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100 Describes an abnormal coverage of hair on areas of the body where normally only lanugos hair appears.
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Lanugo hair is normal in the neonatal period.
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