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Tinea Favosa
Known as:
Favus
, Favus NOS
, Tinea Favosa [Disease/Finding]
A disease of the scalp that may affect the glabrous skin and the nails and is recognized by the concave sulfur-yellow crusts that form around loose…
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Dermatophytosis of Scalp and Beard
Tinea
Tinea Capitis
In Blood
Integumentary system
Microbiological
Skin
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2014
2014
Clinical types of tinea capitis and species identification in children: an experience from tertiary care centres of Karachi, Pakistan.
M. Farooqi
,
S. Tabassum
,
+4 authors
Sikandar Azam Mahar
JPMA. The Journal of the Pakistan Medical…
2014
Corpus ID: 2218091
OBJECTIVE To study the clinical types of Tinea Capitis and identify species in children reporting to two tertiary care centres of…
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1987
1987
Dermatophytoses in Kashmir, India/Dermatophytosen in Kashmir, Indien
G. Bhardwaj
,
G. Hajini
,
I. Khan
,
Q. Masood
,
R. Khosa
1987
Corpus ID: 72387643
Summary: 319 clinically suspected cases ot tinea capitis were studied. It was found that about 89% of patients belonged to age…
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1968
1968
[On the problem of Trichophyton quinckeanum and of the term mouse favus. 1. Comparative study on 12 strains of Trichophyton quinckeanum on different culture media].
O. Male
,
P. Fritsch
Mykosen
1968
Corpus ID: 28428047
1962
1962
Human favus in Quebec.
F. Blank
Dermatologica
1962
Corpus ID: 33388283
1961
1961
Clinical Manifestations of Mouse Favus in Man
F. Blank
,
G. Leclerc
,
P. Telner
1961
Corpus ID: 72980069
Introduction The causative organism of mouse favus, Microsporum quinckeanum (Quincke's α-Pilz, Achorion quinckeanum), has…
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Review
1956
Review
1956
A human case of trichophyton gallinae infection; disease contracted from chickens.
L. Georg
,
G. Torres
Archives of Dermatology
1956
Corpus ID: 45791214
Review of Literature Ringworm or "favus" of chickens was first described by Megnin 1 in 1881 as a disease which produced a fine…
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1954
1954
[Favus epidemic caused by field mice].
W. Schneider
Der Hautarzt; Zeitschrift fur Dermatologie…
1954
Corpus ID: 30698589
Review
1949
Review
1949
A survey of tinea capitis, including favus.
J. Swartz
,
E. Rockwood
,
E. A. Glicklich
A M A Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology
1949
Corpus ID: 39295209
TWENTY-SIX years have elapsed since the publication of the last report from the Massachusetts General Hospital on the incidence…
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Review
1948
Review
1948
EVALUATION OF FUNGOUS DISEASE OF THE EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL
J. Conley
1948
Corpus ID: 72928439
ALTHOUGH medical mycology preceded bacteriology by many years, there remains considerable misunderstanding concerning fungi and…
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Review
1941
Review
1941
COMBINED FUNGOUS INFECTIONS: REPORT OF SIX CASES WITH A REVIEW OF THIRTY-SIX CASES FROM THE LITERATURE
E. Muskatblit
1941
Corpus ID: 72889944
The simultaneous presence of two or more pathogenic microorganisms in the same patient is not rare as far as bacteria are…
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