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Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2021
Dermatophytosis is a world‐wide distributed common infection. Antifungal drug resistance in dermatophytosis used to be rare, but unfortunately the current Indian epidemic of atypical widespread recalcitrant and terbinafine‐resistant dermatophytosis is ...
D. Saunte +16 more
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Dermatophytosis is a world‐wide distributed common infection. Antifungal drug resistance in dermatophytosis used to be rare, but unfortunately the current Indian epidemic of atypical widespread recalcitrant and terbinafine‐resistant dermatophytosis is ...
D. Saunte +16 more
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Acta Dermatovenerologica Alpina Pannonica et Adriatica, 2022
INTRODUCTION Dermatophytosis is a superficial cutaneous mycosis and is steadily progressing to epidemic proportions in India. Various factors such as steroid overuse and misuse are currently making its treatment challenging.
Dilip Meena +3 more
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INTRODUCTION Dermatophytosis is a superficial cutaneous mycosis and is steadily progressing to epidemic proportions in India. Various factors such as steroid overuse and misuse are currently making its treatment challenging.
Dilip Meena +3 more
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Recent advances in the diagnosis of dermatophytosis
Journal of Basic Microbiology, 2020Dermatophytosis is a disease of global significance caused by pathogenic keratinolytic fungi called dermatophytes in both animals and humans.
Jubeda Begum +4 more
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A multicentric clinical and epidemiological study of chronic and recurrent dermatophytosis in India
Mycoses (Berlin), 2021There has been an alarming increase in the prevalence of chronic, recurrent and steroid modified dermatophytosis of the glabrous skin in the recent years in India. There is paucity of literature on the magnitude of this major public health problem.
M. Shenoy +12 more
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Major challenges in dermatophytosis treatment: current options and future visions
, 2021There is no part of the world can be cleared of the infection with dermatophytosis. Millions of persons and animals around the world are infected with specialized filamentous fungi called superficial infections of which dermatophyte are the most common ...
F. AL-Khikani, Aalae S. Ayit
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Immunoregulation of Dermatophytosis
CRC Critical Reviews in Microbiology, 1989Dermatophytoses are superficial infections caused by a group of fungi, the dermatophytes, which invade keratinized tissue of skin, hair, and nails in humans and animals. The importance of normal immune function in resistance to dermatophytoses is substantiated by an increased susceptibility to chronic infection seen in patients with impaired ...
Raquel A. Calderon, D. W. R. Mackenzie
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Mycoses (Berlin), 2019
The disease burden of chronic‐relapsing and therapy‐refractory superficial dermatophytosis dramatically increased in India within the past 5‐6 years. In order to evaluate the prevalence of this trend, 201 skin scrapings were collected from patients from ...
P. Nenoff +17 more
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The disease burden of chronic‐relapsing and therapy‐refractory superficial dermatophytosis dramatically increased in India within the past 5‐6 years. In order to evaluate the prevalence of this trend, 201 skin scrapings were collected from patients from ...
P. Nenoff +17 more
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Medical Mycology, 1986
A survey of ringworm in camels showed over 25% of young animals suffered from T. verrucosum infection, and fewer than 0.5% of the camels had T. mentagrophytes. Amino acid analyses of hair samples taken from human, camel and cow showed the compositions were similar to within 11%.
E. S. Kuttin +4 more
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A survey of ringworm in camels showed over 25% of young animals suffered from T. verrucosum infection, and fewer than 0.5% of the camels had T. mentagrophytes. Amino acid analyses of hair samples taken from human, camel and cow showed the compositions were similar to within 11%.
E. S. Kuttin +4 more
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