Isolation Rates and Carrier State of Dermatophytes, Nondermatophyte Molds,Malassezia Species, and Candida Species in Indoor Dogs and Cats in Daegu

박정영,; 신동훈,; 김기홍,; 최종수,

doi:10.17966/kjmm.2012.17.1.25

koreanjournalofmedicalmycology

2012

DOI: 10.17966/kjmm.2012.17.1.25

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Isolation Rates and Carrier State of Dermatophytes, Nondermatophyte Molds,Malassezia Species, and Candida Species in Indoor Dogs and Cats in Daegu

박정영 박정영¹,

신동훈 신동훈²,

김기홍 김기홍³

et al.

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Incidence Trends of Dermatophytoses Isolated in Children

Kim

Bang²

2018

Korean J Clin Lab Sci.

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From January 2 to December 30, 2017, out of 691 children diagnosed with dermatophytoses infection, 179 children had infections caused by Trichophyton among the total 13,093 patients who visited the Dermatology department. According to a survey, the patients included 317 adolescents, 203 elementary school age children, and 171 infants. In seasonal variation, the diagnosis was higher in summer (195 cases, 28%) and winter (191, 28%) and comparatively lower in spring (165, 24%) and autumn (140, 20%). The infection among the patients was caused by, from maximum to minimum, T. pedis (351, 51%), T. corporis (91, 13%), and T. unguinum (77, 11%). In all age groups, the highest number of patients were infected with T. pedis. After T. pedis, in descending order, the infection was caused by T. corporis, T. unguinum, T. manus and Tinea capitis in the infants and elementary school age children and by T. corporis, T. unguinum and T. cruris in adolescents. Among infections caused by Trichophyton, T. rubrum was the highest isolated causative agent. This data analysis confirmed the distribution of dermatophytoses and the different species according to paediatric age and will aid the study of paediatric dermatomycosis through continuous research.

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Incidence Trends of Dermatophytoses Isolated in Children

Kim

Bang²

2018

Korean J Clin Lab Sci.

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A Case of Tinea Corporis Caused by Microsporum gypseum after Scratch Injury by a Dog

eun¹,

박소희²,

성호석³

et al. 2015

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Human parvovirus B19 infection could be manifested as pure red cell aplasia or chronic anemia in im-munocompromised host. The patient was 35-year-old female who had been diagnosed as non-Hodgkin lymphoma, peripheral T-cell unspecified type and had been performed chemotherapy. She complained headache and dizziness that was found to a marked drop in hemoglobin (3.2g/dL). A bone marrow aspiration revealed findings consistent with erythroid hypoplasia with maturation arrest. Serum parvovirus B19 PCR and anti parvovirus B19 IgM were positive. After immunoglobulin therapy, it was leading to a marked increase in reticulocyte count and corresponding rise in hemoglobin. To our knowledge, this is the first report to use immunoglobulin in an adult cancer patient with pure red-cell aplasia. Human parvo-virus B19 infection should be considered in immunocompromised cancer patients with red cell aplasia and early use of immunoglobulins would be helpful in resolution of anemia and not to delay planned chemotherapy. (Korean J Hematol 2007;42:283-287.) í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°í®í°

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Isolation Rates and Carrier State of Dermatophytes, Nondermatophyte Molds,Malassezia Species, and Candida Species in Indoor Dogs and Cats in Daegu

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Incidence Trends of Dermatophytoses Isolated in Children

Incidence Trends of Dermatophytoses Isolated in Children

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