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Trichobezoar specimen

In this video, we explore a Tichobezoar specimen, a rare type of gastrointestinal bezoar formed primarily from ingested hair or fiber. Tichobezoars are most commonly seen in individuals who engage in trichophagia (compulsive hair-eating) or have underlying psychiatric conditions. These bezoars can lead to serious gastrointestinal complications, including intestinal obstruction and ulceration. We provide an in-depth look at the pathology, diagnosis, and treatment options for tichobezoar. The specimen shown in this video offers a fascinating and educational perspective on the formation of these hairballs, their clinical presentation, and how they are managed surgically. Key Topics Covered: What is a Tichobezoar? Causes and risk factors of bezoar formation Clinical symptoms and complications Diagnosis: Imaging and endoscopy Surgical and medical treatment options Pathological features of Tichobezoars Note: This video is intended for educational purposes, showcasing the medical specimen of a Tichobezoar. Viewer discretion is advised, as the content may be sensitive