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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1994
Trichobezoars are a rare cause of upper gastrointestinal symptoms and most commonly occur in young females with trichophagia. A case, occurring in a 19 year old woman, complicated by transient pancreatitis and jejunal perforation, is presented.
A, Mekisic, E, Farmer
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Trichobezoars are a rare cause of upper gastrointestinal symptoms and most commonly occur in young females with trichophagia. A case, occurring in a 19 year old woman, complicated by transient pancreatitis and jejunal perforation, is presented.
A, Mekisic, E, Farmer
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1984
Trichobezoars are infrequently encountered today. They are rare in children. Four cases, encountered between 1978–1982 have been presented and the literature has been reviewed. Trichophagy is considered a manifestation of personality maladjustment and may be habit forming.
V, Bhatnagar, D K, Mitra
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Trichobezoars are infrequently encountered today. They are rare in children. Four cases, encountered between 1978–1982 have been presented and the literature has been reviewed. Trichophagy is considered a manifestation of personality maladjustment and may be habit forming.
V, Bhatnagar, D K, Mitra
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2000
Two cases of trichobezoar with unusual presentation in rural female children are described. The first one in a healthy asymptomatic child with no abnormal psychological behaviour and other one in an emotionally disturbed child with history of trichotillomania. Both were treated surgically with no recurrence.
A K, Sood +4 more
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Two cases of trichobezoar with unusual presentation in rural female children are described. The first one in a healthy asymptomatic child with no abnormal psychological behaviour and other one in an emotionally disturbed child with history of trichotillomania. Both were treated surgically with no recurrence.
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1952
A Little girl, aged 10, was recently brought to see my colleague, Mr. A. L. Kenyon, because she was suffering from nocturnal eneuresis. Examination of the abdomen revealed numerous doughy masses and, as these appeared obviously faecal, the child was admitted to hospital and enemas were given.
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A Little girl, aged 10, was recently brought to see my colleague, Mr. A. L. Kenyon, because she was suffering from nocturnal eneuresis. Examination of the abdomen revealed numerous doughy masses and, as these appeared obviously faecal, the child was admitted to hospital and enemas were given.
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