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Microsporum
Known as:
Microsporon
, Microsporons
, Microsporums
A mitosporic Oxygenales fungal genus causing various diseases of the skin and hair. The species Microsporum canis produces TINEA CAPITIS and tinea…
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Arthroderma
Arthrodermataceae
Tinea corporis (disorder)
aspects of radiation effects
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Broader (1)
Microsporidia <fungus>
Narrower (3)
Sycosis barbae
Tinea Capitis
Tinea profunda (disorder)
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2015
2015
Microsporum canis
S. Uhrlass
,
C. Krüger
,
P. Nenoff
Der Hautarzt
2015
Corpus ID: 25009696
ZusammenfassungHintergrundMicrosporum (M.) canis, dessen Infektionsquelle meist Katzen sind, wird nach wie vor als der häufigste…
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1979
1979
Dermatophytes isolated from domestic and feral animals.
Miriam G. Carman
,
F. Rush‐Munro
,
M. E. Carter
New Zealand Veterinary Journal
1979
Corpus ID: 30486620
Abstract In work over a period of 8 years, dermatophytes were recovered from 12 animal species in the North Island of New Zealand…
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1954
1954
The fluorescent materials produced in vivo by certain dermatophytes.
F. Chattaway
,
A. J. Barlow
Journal of General Microbiology
1954
Corpus ID: 36913169
SUMMARY: The fluorescent materials present in human and cat hair as a result of infection with Microsporon canis, M. audouini and…
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1947
1947
Organic ozonides as chemotherapeutic agents; antiseptic properties.
G. Cronheim
Journal of the American Pharmaceutical…
1947
Corpus ID: 33160109
The germicidal properties of triolein ozonide in the form of ozonized olive oil have been investigated. Ozonized olive oil in…
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1944
1944
MICROSPORON AUDOUINI INFECTION OF THE EYELASHES
S. H. Silvers
1944
Corpus ID: 70374756
S. N., a white boy aged 8½ years, complained of a ringworm infection of the right cheek of about two weeks' duration. When he was…
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1938
1938
CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS OF TRICHOPHYTON PURPUREUM (BANG)
G. M. Lewis
,
R. M. Montgomery
,
M. Hopper
1938
Corpus ID: 71933558
It is sometimes possible to recognize that an infection of the skin is caused by a particular pathogenic fungus from the…
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1938
1938
TINEA VERSICOLOR INVOLVING THE SCALP
R. Baer
1938
Corpus ID: 73020620
Several cases of tinea versicolor involving the scalp have been reported during the past few years. However, with the exception…
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1935
1935
RINGWORM OF THE SCALP: Curability, Without Depilating Measures, of Infections Caused by “Animal” Microsporons
G. M. Lewis
1935
Corpus ID: 72557794
1934
1934
RINGWORM OF THE SCALP: A REPORT OF THREE CASES DUE TO MICROSPORON LANOSUM WITH A TENDENCY TO SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY
G. M. Lewis
,
H. Miller
1934
Corpus ID: 72526762
Sabouraud 1 described instances of spontaneous cure in patients with ringworm of the scalp and also recognized that this tendency…
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1933
1933
THE TRICHOPHYTIN TEST: REPORT OF THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES
E. Muskatblit
,
William
1933
Corpus ID: 71764033
TECHNIC Although thirty years have elapsed since Plato and Neisser first prepared trichophytin and studied its diagnostic…
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