Trichobezoar is a rare condition whereby a hairball is found in the human stomach or gastrointestinal tract, most frequently in young women, mainly in association with a psychiatric disorder. Trichobezoar cases have also been reported in the bladder and represent a rare complication of foreign bodies, called "hair nidus or hair ball," in patients with chronic catheter. Approximately 10% to 15% ...

Trichobezoars are defined as accumulation of hair or like substances in the stomach and/or small intestinal. It’s called Rapunzel syndrome when accumulated ball pass pylorus and reaches intestines colon from stomach. Clinical findings treatment methods may vary according to localization size ball. In literature; there a limited number publications about trichobezoar but hasn’t been report intes...