1959
Fusarium Oxysporum Infection of the Nail
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“…These fungi belong to en abundant genus comprising saprophitic and phyto pathogenic species and mcultative parasites of animals, mainly invertebrates (Wollenweber 1931;Booth 1971). Some species of this genus are also known as parasites of human nails (Ritchie and Pinkerton 1959). Fusarium culmorum, which in our study was found to grow on the eggs of Cyprinus carpio is known to cause lethal mycosis of the carp skin (Hcirter 1960).…”
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“…These fungi belong to en abundant genus comprising saprophitic and phyto pathogenic species and mcultative parasites of animals, mainly invertebrates (Wollenweber 1931;Booth 1971). Some species of this genus are also known as parasites of human nails (Ritchie and Pinkerton 1959). Fusarium culmorum, which in our study was found to grow on the eggs of Cyprinus carpio is known to cause lethal mycosis of the carp skin (Hcirter 1960).…”
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“…Fusarium sp. rarely causes blackish pigmentation of infected nails and only a few cases have been reported inthe literature 1–3 . Here we report a rare case of fungal melanonychia due to Fusarium solani in an otherwise healthy man.…”
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“…A recent increase in the number of non‐dermatophyte filamentous fungus (NDF) infections in onychomycosis has been reported . Fusarium onychomycosis mimics dermatophyte infection, but produces specific clinical findings.…”
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“…A recent increase in the number of non-dermatophyte filamentous fungus (NDF) infections in onychomycosis has been reported. [1][2][3][4][5] Fusarium onychomycosis mimics dermatophyte infection, but produces specific clinical findings. The form of proximal subungual onychomycosis is dominant, and it is occasionally accompanied by persisting painful eruption and induration on the perionychium.…”
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