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445 Rapunzel syndrome: a hairy situation

American Journal of the Medical Sciences
M. Weber, C. Dye
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Rapunzel syndrome — a case report

Open Medicine, 2010
Stojanovic Miroslava, Slavkovic Andjelka, Marjanovic Zoran, Stojanovic Miroslav, Zivanovic Dragoljub   +4 more
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Rapunzel syndrome as a diagnostic challenge: A case report

Journal of Psychosomatic Research
Julio César Gutiérrez-Segura, J. López-Pineda, Sara Carolina Vanegas-Montoya, Pamela Vásquez-Orozco, Andrés Felipe Paez-Salazar, Juan Daniel Suare-Ibarra, Mariana Blandón-Mosquera, Nathalia Sandoval-Daza, Daniela Velásquez-López   +8 more
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Recurrent Rapunzel Syndrome in an Adolescent Female

American Surgeon, 2023
Bezoars are concrete masses found within the gastrointestinal tract that can lead to obstructions. One of the most common forms of bezoars is trichobezoar, composed of swallowed hair.
Eric Lucas
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A case of Rapunzel syndrome

Journal of Visceral Surgery
Rapunzel syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by a trichobezoar in the gastroduodenal tract caused by trichophagia. Diagnosis was confirmed by upper endoscopy and treatment was surgical.
Antoine, Poirier, Amélie, Delens, Thomas, Serradori   +2 more
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Rapunzel syndrome with a long tail

Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2001
A rare form of gastric trichobezoar extending into small bowel with varying gastrointestinal symptoms is known as Rapunzel syndrome. A case history of 6 years old boy is described. This is the twelfth patient with Rapunzel syndrome in the literature.
S S Borwankar
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Rapunzel syndrome in children: a retrospective review of ten cases combined with literature review in a tertiary referral center

Pediatric Surgery International
Yiyuan Liang, Liuming Huang, Dayong Wang, Ting-Ting Liu, Xian-Ling Li, Wei Wang, Qiu-Long Shen, Jinbao Han, Shuan-Ling Li, Li Wang, Long Chen   +10 more
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Trichobezoar causing intussusception: Youngest case of Rapunzel syndrome in a boy in North America [PDF]

Journal of Pediatric Surgery Case Reports, 2013
Trichobezoar is a mass of hair retained in the stomach, usually associated with trichotillomania. Large trichobezoars may extend into the small bowel and cause small bowel obstruction, a condition known as Rapunzel syndrome.
Ram Venkatesh Anantha, Neil Merritt
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