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Pathogenesis of superficial mycoses
Medical Mycology, 1994Detailed understanding of the pathogenesis of common superficial mycoses remains elusive. Modern technology now permits innovative studies to address biochemical and molecular mechanisms involved in the development of cutaneous fungal infections. These events are now being dissected on a broad front that involves numerous organisms and diseases. Only a
R. Tsuboi +11 more
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The superficial mycoses and the dermatophytes
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1989More than 100,000 species of fungi have been identified worldwide, but only a few dozen are of medical significance. Because of the opportunistic nature of these organisms and the prevalence of immunodeficient conditions, the number of medically important fungi is increasing. Identification of the causative organism is of value in the choice of correct
B E, Elewski, P G, Hazen
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SUPERFICIAL MYCOSES IN SAUDI ARABIA
Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 1992SummaryBetween June 1988 and December 1990, 1018 cases of superficial mycoses were investigated. Diagnosis was confirmed by microscopic examination in 503 cases and the causal agent was isolated in 490 cases. Tinea capitis accounted for 47.7% (92.5% in children below 10 years of age).
P V, Venugopal, T V, Venugopal
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Superficial veterinary mycoses
Clinics in Dermatology, 2010Dermatophytes are significant pathogens in animal health due to their zoonotic potential, the economic consequences of infection in farm animal and fur production systems, and the distressing lesions they cause in small domestic pets. Malassezia spp are normal commensal and occasional pathogens of the skin of many veterinary species.
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1986
PreviewWhat treatment is indicated for tinea capitis, tinea corporis, or resistant cases of tinea pedis? Why is the extensiveness of tinea versicolor an important consideration in choosing a therapeutic agent? What concomitant therapy may be indicated when treating vaginal candidiasis?
M L, Griffith, F P, Flowers, O E, Araujo
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PreviewWhat treatment is indicated for tinea capitis, tinea corporis, or resistant cases of tinea pedis? Why is the extensiveness of tinea versicolor an important consideration in choosing a therapeutic agent? What concomitant therapy may be indicated when treating vaginal candidiasis?
M L, Griffith, F P, Flowers, O E, Araujo
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Superficial Mycoses in the West of Scotland
Scottish Medical Journal, 1981Ringworm formed almost 70 per cent of all superficial mycoses diagnosed. The feet and nails were most frequently affected and a single species, Trichophyton rubrum was responsible for the majority of infections that required specialist attention.
J C, Gentles, E, Scott
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Characteristics of superficial mycoses in Malta
International Journal of Dermatology, 2003AbstractBackground A study was conducted to determine the chief agents of superficial mycoses in Malta. Data were collected over a 5‐year period from mycologic investigations carried out on all dermatologic specimens sent to the Mycology Laboratory at St.
Loranne, Vella Zahra +7 more
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МИКРОБИОЛОГИЯ ЖӘНЕ ВИРУСОЛОГИЯ
This review examines the problem of the spread of surface mycoses and their pathogens. Dermatophytes are filamentous fungi that cause dermatophytosis in humans and animals. Special attention is paid to the current epidemiological trends of fungal infections and dermatomycoses of the skin are considered.
Sh. M. MIRALIMOVA +8 more
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This review examines the problem of the spread of surface mycoses and their pathogens. Dermatophytes are filamentous fungi that cause dermatophytosis in humans and animals. Special attention is paid to the current epidemiological trends of fungal infections and dermatomycoses of the skin are considered.
Sh. M. MIRALIMOVA +8 more
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Complications of Superficial Mycoses
2014Superficial fungal infections are common infections limited to the skin, mucous membranes, hair, and nails. Tinea pedis, usually interdigital type, and toenail onychomycosis are significant risk factors for bacterial cellulitis of the lower legs. It was also demonstrated that thorough examination of the patient’s feet and interdigital spaces will often
Adam Reich +2 more
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