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Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2003
We describe proptosis due to a subperiosteal orbital hematoma that originated from a subgaleal bleed caused by hair pulling. A 13-year-old boy presented with a one-week history of progressive proptosis after his older sister pulled his hair during an argument.
Chee-Chew, Yip +3 more
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We describe proptosis due to a subperiosteal orbital hematoma that originated from a subgaleal bleed caused by hair pulling. A 13-year-old boy presented with a one-week history of progressive proptosis after his older sister pulled his hair during an argument.
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Trichotillomania (Hair Pulling) in Toddlers
Psychological Reports, 2003Although the clinical diagnosis of trichotillomania has been observed for more than a century, not until the last decade has there been a focus on this diagnosis in early childhood. This small case series focuses on the clinical evaluation of 10 toddlers, average of 26 mo., presenting at a specialty child and adolescent psychiatry clinic with hair ...
Harry H, Wright, George R, Holmes
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The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 1960
(1960). Hair Pulling and Fetishism. The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child: Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 243-260.
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(1960). Hair Pulling and Fetishism. The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child: Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 243-260.
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Science, 2001
Using single-molecule techniques, [ Liphardt et al .][1] have analyzed the folding and unfolding reactions of a series of nested RNA molecules. In this Perspective, [ Fernandez et al .][2] discuss the surprising observation that the smallest of these RNAs, a simple hairpin structure, undergoes an all-or-nothing transition between the folded and the ...
J. M. Fernandez +2 more
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Using single-molecule techniques, [ Liphardt et al .][1] have analyzed the folding and unfolding reactions of a series of nested RNA molecules. In this Perspective, [ Fernandez et al .][2] discuss the surprising observation that the smallest of these RNAs, a simple hairpin structure, undergoes an all-or-nothing transition between the folded and the ...
J. M. Fernandez +2 more
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Hairstylists' experience with chronic hair pulling
Psychology, Health & Medicine, 2009This study examined 88 hairstylists' awareness, exposure, and perceptions about treatment for people with trichotillomania (TTM). We investigated the influence of hairstylists' obtained educational level, years of experience, and understanding of TTM in relation to their willingness to refer clients for mental health treatment.
Laura M, Jordan +5 more
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Chronic hair-pulling: Phenomenology-based subtypes
Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 2010Distinct subtypes of trichotillomania (TTM)/chronic hair-pulling may exist. The aim of this study was to extend an earlier analysis by our group to a larger sample of patients with chronic hair-pulling, and to assess the validity and clinical utility of several putative subtypes. Eighty patients with various putative hair-pulling subtypes were compared
Christine, Lochner +2 more
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Subgaleal Hematoma Caused by Hair-Pull
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1968To the Editor:— The most likely cause of childhood subgaleal hematoma is a vigorous hair-pull by the grip of an enraged adult, a clue to "the battered-child syndrome." The "battered" or "maltreatment" syndrome of childhood has to be seen to be believed.
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Transactions of a hair-pulling symbiosis
The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1969A case of trichotillomania in an adolescent female is presented. The symptom occurred in the context of a mother-daughter relationship characterized by mutual dependence, ambivalence, and provocation. The transactions of this “Hair-Pulling Symbiosis” are described and analyzed.
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Multifaceted treatment of compulsive hair pulling
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 1981Abstract This paper reports on the successful use of a multifaceted behavioral approach to treating compulsive hair pulling. Specifically, this approach involves heightening the client's awareness to maladaptive overt and covert behaviors. The client is then taught to use newly learned coping self-instructions, self-statements and behaviors.
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Hair pulling (trichotillomania).
Psychoanalytic review, 1984Based on the findings in this case and common elements reported in other articles on trichotillomania, there seems to be evidence that the "irresistible urge" to pull out the hair has its beginnings in the early years of a child's life. The nature of the parent-child relationships appears to be especially important in establishing psychological ...
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