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Dermatologic Clinics, 2003
The severity of tinea pedis infection determines the course of treatment required. Mild infections may be resolved using a topical agent. More severe presentations (eg, dermatophytosis complex) may require treatment that eliminates the bacterial and fungal infection. Some topical monotherapies may exhibit both antifungal and antibacterial activity.
Aditya K, Gupta +3 more
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The severity of tinea pedis infection determines the course of treatment required. Mild infections may be resolved using a topical agent. More severe presentations (eg, dermatophytosis complex) may require treatment that eliminates the bacterial and fungal infection. Some topical monotherapies may exhibit both antifungal and antibacterial activity.
Aditya K, Gupta +3 more
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Treatment of Tinea Pedis with Griseofulvin
Archives of Dermatology, 1960Introduction Tinea pedis is considered by many to be of relatively minor importance as a source of comfort and incapacitation. Although this ordinarily holds true, situations which prevent proper hygiene of the feet can convert this disease into an important cause of manpower loss.
G, PRAZAK +3 more
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Tinea pedis in Korean children
International Journal of Dermatology, 2000Abstract Background Tinea pedis is an infrequent disease in children before the age of puberty. There are few epidemiologic and clinical data regarding cases of tinea pedis observed in children. Materials and methods We prospectively collected all cases of tinea pedis in children diagnosed during the years 1995–1997.
K A, Jang +5 more
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Topical Clotrimazole in Tinea Pedis
Southern Medical Journal, 1977Clotrimazole is a new antifungal agent which is effective topically in dermatophytosis, cutaneous candidiasis, and tinea vesicolor. The authors performed a controlled double-blind clinical trial comparing topical clotrimazole with its vehicle in the treatment of 66 patients with dermatophytic infections of the skin of the feet.
E B, Smith, J L, Graham, J A, Ulrich
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Tinea Pedis Midir?: Diseases Mimicking Tinea Pedis And Tinea Pedi
2017ÖzAyakta kaşıntılı lezyon varlığında genellikle tinea pedis akla gelir. Tinea pedis toplumda sık karşılaşılan, dermatofitlerin neden olduğu mantar enfeksiyonudur. Tinea pedis 4 klinik formdan biri ya da kombinasyonu ile gözlenir: İntertriginöz, hiperkeratotik,vezikülobüllöz ve akut ülseratif.
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Mycologic Examination for Tinea Pedis
Archives of Dermatology, 1984To the Editor.— Although the diagnosis of chronic tinea of the soles is usually readily established by microscopic examination of scales, it is sometimes difficult to find hyphae. As a result of studying multiple scrapings from patients in whom we were having trouble demonstrating the organism, we discovered that the center of the plantar surface of ...
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Tinea pedis pathophysiology and treatment
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1994Fungal infections of the foot can be divided into three major varieties, all of which have differing pathophysiologic aspects with therapeutic implications. Interdigital infections involve an ecological interplay between dermatophytes and bacteria. Simple scaling types of infection are caused by dermatophyte invasion of the stratum corneum, whereas ...
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Seminars in dermatology, 1994
Tinea pedis is a term used to encompass several clinically distinctive infections of the skin of the foot. Dermatophytic fungi are primarily responsible for these infections. Several nondermatophytes have been implicated in some patients, particularly for nail infections.
J J, Leyden, R, Aly
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Tinea pedis is a term used to encompass several clinically distinctive infections of the skin of the foot. Dermatophytic fungi are primarily responsible for these infections. Several nondermatophytes have been implicated in some patients, particularly for nail infections.
J J, Leyden, R, Aly
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