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Pili anulati (síndrome cabelo anelar) é um transtorno muito raro da haste capilar, caracterizado pela alternância de faixas claras e escuras, dando uma aparência brilhante ao cabelo.
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Pili annulati (Ringed hair disease) is a very rare disorder of the hair shaft characterised by alternating light and dark bands giving a shiny appearance to the hair.
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16 August 2026
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Pili annulati (Ringed hair disease) is a very rare disorder of the hair shaft characterised by alternating light and dark bands giving a shiny appearance to the hair.
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    Pili annulati
    Pili annulati (Ringed hair disease) is a very rare disorder of the hair shaft characterised by alternating light and dark bands giving a shiny appearance to the hair.

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      16 August 2026
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