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Pili Trianguli Canaliculi: Uncombable Hair Syndrome in a Family with Apparent Autosomal Dominant Inheritance

Abstract: Pili trianguli canaliculi, a recently described dysmorphic disorder of the hair, occurred with variable sevenity in three related members of a family. The diagnosis was suspected from the complaint of “uncombable hair” and was confirmed by identifying the defect by scanning electron microscopy. The pedigree provides evidence for autosomal dominant inheritance.