Schridde's cancer hair
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Thick, lacklustre dark hairs found in the beard and on the temple (where the hair is most exposed to sunlight) of cancerous or cachectic patients.
Bibliography
- H. Schridde:
Krebshaare.
Münchener medizinische Wochenschrift, 1922, 69: 1565-1566.
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