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Small Animal Dermatology Q&A 16 (view source)
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*cystic or dilated hair follicles. <br>
*cystic or dilated hair follicles. <br>
As hairs regrow, they grow more slowly and are often deformed. This disorder has been seen in cats with blue or cream colored coats.
As hairs regrow, they grow more slowly and are often deformed. This disorder has been seen in cats with blue or cream colored coats.
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|l1=Alopecia and Hypotrichosis
|q2=How is this disorder treated?
|q2=How is this disorder treated?
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Common histological findings show melanin clumping in the epidermal and follicular basal cells, macromelanosomes in the hair shafts or hair bulbs, and follicular dysplasia. <br><br>
Common histological findings show melanin clumping in the epidermal and follicular basal cells, macromelanosomes in the hair shafts or hair bulbs, and follicular dysplasia. <br><br>
The melanin clumping and macromelanosomes are key findings for diagnosis of this disease.
The melanin clumping and macromelanosomes are key findings for diagnosis of this disease.
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|l3=Pigmentation - Pathology#Melanin
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