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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1999
Wallace aptly described patients with overriding psychological problems and upper extremity complaints as possessing the Shaft syndrome. SHAFT patients studied fell into two categories. The first group inflicted physical harm on themselves, creating factitious injuries.
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Wallace aptly described patients with overriding psychological problems and upper extremity complaints as possessing the Shaft syndrome. SHAFT patients studied fell into two categories. The first group inflicted physical harm on themselves, creating factitious injuries.
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1987
Variations in the structure of the hair shaft are commonly seen under the microscope and are usually of little clinical significance. Defects of the hair shaft become significant when they produce an unsightly cosmetic appearance or when they lead to the diagnosis of an underlying metabolic disorder or genetic syndrome.
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Variations in the structure of the hair shaft are commonly seen under the microscope and are usually of little clinical significance. Defects of the hair shaft become significant when they produce an unsightly cosmetic appearance or when they lead to the diagnosis of an underlying metabolic disorder or genetic syndrome.
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