Medical

catatrichy

cat·a·tri·chy

(kat'ă-tri-kē), [MIM*116850]

Presence of a forelock of hair that is separate or different in appearance; may be inherited as an autosomal dominant. See: Waardenburg syndrome.

[cata- + G. thrix, hair]

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