We hereby present the case of a patient with tinea incognita, who had received treatment with glucocorticosteroids and antibiotics for several months. Further diagnostic testing identified Trichophyton indotineae as the pathogen causing tinea corporis ...
Deborah Maria Gregersen+4 more
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Dermoscopy features on dermatomycosis
Dermoscopy is a non-invasive tool mainly used to clarify pigmented and nonpigmented skin lesions. Based on its physical properties, dermoscopy is divided into non-polarized and polarized. Dermoscopy examination is a diagnostic technique that is often performed on skin disorders, including skin disorders due to fungal infections.
Flora Marlita Lubis
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DERMATOPHYTOSIS AND DERMATOMYCOSIS IN PUNE [PDF]
Dermatophytosis and dermatomycosis in patients reporting to Command Hospital (SC) were studied over a period of 3 years. A total of 126 cases were investigated. Commonest clinical diagnosis was tinea corporis (39.68%) followed by onychomycosis (20.63%). Some patients had infections of multiple sites. Direct examination under KOH and dimethyl sulfoxide (
Shishir Gokhale+3 more
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Knowledge, practice, and infection status of prisoners toward dermatomycosis: a study in Nepal. [PDF]
Background Dermatophytosis, commonly known as tinea, poses a significant public health concern worldwide, especially in environments with poor hygiene and overcrowding, such as prisons.
Dhakal B+13 more
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Dermatomycosis among Elementary School Children in Jatinangor West Java
Background: Dermatomycosis often occurs in tropical countries. Many studies from tropical countries have reported high prevalence of dermatomycosis among elementary school children.
Isni Maulina Sukmara+2 more
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Dermatomycosis from the Perspective of Dermatopathology (Version 1.1)
Dermatomycosis is a skin disease caused by fungi, including dermatophytes and yeasts. Its diagnostic methods include KOH smear, fungal culture test, Wood's lamp test, biopsy, and molecular biology test. Superficial dermatomycosis can already be diagnosed
Taekwoon Kim, Jeongsoo Lee, Joonsoo Park
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Impact of acquired immunodeficiency in dermatomycosis. Cases and controls study
Background: In the population of HIV-infected patients, superficial mycoses may have different clinical manifestations, evolution and etiology from those found in the non-HIV population.
Susana Carnovale+5 more
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Dermatomycosis: A potential source of zoonotic infection in cities [PDF]
Skin infections in animals and humans represent a complex syndrome that is, from etiological point of view, often hard to solve. Skin is one of the largest organs and plays an important role in the organism of mammals. Depending on the age, it presents 5-
Stojanov Igor M.+3 more
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Phenotypic and Genotypic Characterization of Resistance and Virulence Markers in Candida spp. Isolated from Community-Acquired Infections in Bucharest, and the Impact of AgNPs on the Highly Resistant Isolates [PDF]
Background: This study aimed to determine, at the phenotypic and molecular levels, resistance and virulence markers in Candida spp. isolated from community-acquired infections in Bucharest outpatients during 2021, and to demonstrate the efficiency of ...
Viorica Maria Corbu+12 more
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Etiopathogenetic Features of Dermatomycosis in HIV- Infected Patients
the review of current literary sources is aimed at the analysis of data on the etiopathogenetic features of dermatomycosis in HIV-infected patients, because the course of these diseases in HIV-infected patients needs more attention.
І. І. Кравчук
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