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Dermatomycosis in Goats in India

Mycoses, 1982
Summary: In an extensive survey involving 2176 goats 1.56% of goats manifested clinical lesions of ringworm infection. Animals below the age of 6 months were affected most (4.20%). The incidence of infection was higher during the winter months. T. verrucosum, T. mentagrophytes and M.
D. K. Thakur, P. C. Choudhuri, S. K. Misra   +2 more
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Natural and experimental nodular dermatomycosis in chickens [PDF]

Avian Pathology, 1980
The occurrence of unusual cases of generalised, tumour-like cutaneous swellings in 2-3-month-old chickens, from which A. flavus or C. albicans could be isolated, is described. Histologically similar but clinically different lesions could be produced experimentally in 1-month-old chickens by intradermal inoculation of A. flavus alone or combined with C.
M.K. Refaie, S. M. Sokkar, A. Batrawi, Medhat A. Mohammed, A.A.S. Ahmed   +4 more
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DERMATOMYCOSIS AND THE SOLDIER

Archives of Dermatology, 1934
Ringworm of the feet is a common condition, the incidence ranging from zero in young children to almost 100 per cent in college athletes. The average case of dermatomycosis pedis does not present a momentous problem, but nearly all, with increased exercise, heat, moisture or trauma, become acute from time to time.
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Intracellular location of hyphae in experimental dermatomycosis

Experientia, 1969
Nach experimentellerTrichophytonmentagrophytes-Infektion wurden in den Stratum-Corneum-Zellen des Meerschweinchens intrasquamale Pilshyphen identifiziert. Dies erlaubt ein detailliertes Verstandnis der Pathogenese einer.Dermatophyteninfektion.
Roberta Halloran, R. G. Freeman, G. Hetherington   +2 more
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Factors Associated With Dermatomycosis in a Japanese Prison: A Cross-Sectional Study.

Journal of correctional health care
To properly control dermatomycosis, we investigated the factors associated with dermatomycosis in a Japanese prison. This cross-sectional study was conducted in a Japanese male prison in June 2022. The dependent variable was dermatomycosis diagnosis. The
Aiko Ono, Tomo Takasugi, Hirofumi Niitsuma, Toshiyuki Ojima   +3 more
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The use of vaccines for the prevention and treatment of dermatomycosis in small domestic animals (retrospective analysis)

Legal regulation in veterinary medicine
The authors present information about the effective of the use of local national vaccines against microsporia and trichophytia of dogs and cats for therapeutic and preventive purposes.
T. Maryushina, G. Kryukovskaya, M. V. Matveeva, A. V. Maryushina, S. V. Burlakov   +4 more
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Amyloidosis and Dermatomycosis in C57 BL Alice

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1970
SUMMARY Renal, hepatic, and splenic amyloidosis were detected in 2 C57 BL adult mice with dermatitis associated with Trichophyton mentagrophytes. The location of the amyloid suggested that it was of the secondary variety.
J D, Henderson, W E, Giddens
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Scopulariopsis brevicaulis as the cause of dermatomycosis.

Acta dermatovenerologica Croatica : ADC, 2010
Scopulariopsis (S.) brevicaulis (Saccardo) Bainier 1907 is a ubiquitous fungus frequently isolated as a saprophyte from various layers of the soil, wood, straw, paper, food, and occasionally in animals and humans. This nondermatophyte filamentous fungus is multiresistant and is frequently associated with onychomycosis in humans. In the last two decades,
Petanović, Mirna, Tomić Paradžik, Maja, Krištof, Željka, Cvitković, Ante, Topolovac, Zdenka   +4 more
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OBSERVATIONS ON DERMATOMYCOSIS IN PORTO RICO

Archives of Dermatology, 1923
For about three years I have been particularly on the alert for cases of dermatomycosis at our skin clinic in San Juan, Porto Rico, and in all dermatoses in which any of the lesions seemed suspicious, no matter what the rest of them looked like, scrapings were taken and examined.
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Dermatomycosis: A Multifactorial Disease

1999
Superficial mycoses (dermatomycoses) occur all over the world; they are one of the most frequent infections of mankind. The World Health Organization considers that 20% of the world population suffers from superficial mycosis, and this percentage is even higher in tropical and subtropical areas.
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