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EXOGENOUS AGENTS
Cast application 
Ped Derm 18:57–59, 2001
Chloracne 
Dermatol Clin 12:569–576, 1994
Skin graft
INFECTIONS OR INFESTATIONS
AIDS – trichomegaly of eyelashes 
J Eur Acad Dermatol
Venereol 11:89–91, 1998; Arch Ophthalmol 115:557–558,
1997; JAAD 25:801–804, 1991; hairy pinnae JAAD
28:513, 1993
Leishmaniasis – kala-azar – Pitaluga’s sign – trichomegaly
Post-encephalitis 
Ghatan p.69, 2002, Second Edition
Vaccination sites 
JAAD 48:161–179, 2003
Varicella – transient circumscribed hypertrichosis 
Pediatrics
50:487–488, 1972
INFILTRATIVE LESIONS
Lichen amyloidosis
INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS
Inflammation – hypertrichosis overlying any site of chronic
inflammation or friction (napsack, chewing 
Arch Dermatol
Syphilol 65:458–460, 1952; vaccination – hairy scar following
smallpox vaccination 
Indian J Pediatr 35:283–284, 1968; after
measles vaccine 
Ped Derm 18:457–458, 2001; BCG,
diphtheria; overlying wound, surgical excision, chronic venous
insufficiency 
Postgrad Med 43:545–546, 1967; around burn
Br J Plast Surg 32:93–95, 1979; excoriated insect bites
AD 117:129–131, 1981; gonococcal arthritis, overlying
osteomyelitis, with dermatitis, following varicella 
Paediatrics
50:487–488, 1972; linear overlying thrombophlebitis
AD 124:30–31, 1988; Rook p.2894, 1998, Sixth Edition;
insect bites 
Ped Derm 18:57–59, 2001; following radical
lymphadenectomy 
Ped Derm 18:57–59, 2001; overlying arthritis
Stevens–Johnson syndrome – acquired distichiasis 
Rook
p.2994, 1998, Sixth Edition; Am J Med Genet 65:109–112, 1996
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