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Case Reports
. 2016 Apr 25:16:ic14.
eCollection 2016.

Hair Braiding-Induced Scalp Necrosis: A Case Report

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Hair Braiding-Induced Scalp Necrosis: A Case Report

Zachary Borab et al. Eplasty. .
No abstract available

Keywords: hair braiding; hair braiding scalp necrosis; scalp necrosis; traction alopecia; traction-induced scalp necrosis.

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