Les intertrigos interorteils impliquant Fusarium spp. à Dakar (Sénégal)

The evidence for unavailability of systemic antifungals in Senegal

“…Common Superficial Tinea capitis Ndiaye et al, 16 Kane et al, 17 Ndiaye et al 18 Onychomycoses Seck et al, 19 Sylla et al, 20 Diongue et al 21 Intertrigos Diongue et al, 22 Ndiaye et al, 23 Diongue et al 24…”

“…Over the past two decades, the main publications mostly found on Pubmed and Google Scholar databases with 'mycoses' and 'Senegal' as keywords show the principal part of the epidemiology of FDs diagnosed in Dakar (capital of Senegal) which concentrates the only medical mycology laboratories in the country. These publications (Table 2) mainly concern superficial FDs such as tinea capitis, [16][17][18] onychomycoses, [19][20][21] intertrigos, [22][23][24] among others, [25][26][27][28][29][30][31] and subcutaneous FDs such as mycetomas [32][33][34][35] and exceptionally chromomycosis. 36 These superficial and subcutaneous FDs generally have an arsenal of antifungals that permit their management even if the latter treatment sometimes remains probabilistic.…”

“…Common Superficial Tinea capitis Ndiaye et al, 16 Kane et al, 17 Ndiaye et al 18 Onychomycoses Seck et al, 19 Sylla et al, 20 Diongue et al 21 Intertrigos Diongue et al, 22 Ndiaye et al, 23 Diongue et al 24 Pityriasis versicolor, otitis and vulvovaginal candidiasis Dioussé et al, 25 Diongue et al, 26 Dieng et al, 27 Sylla et al 28 Subcutaneous Mycetomas Ndiaye et al, 32 Dieng et al, 33 Sow et al, 34 Badiane et al, 35 Diatta et al 37 Deep Cryptococcosis Sow et al, 40 Diallo Mbaye et al, 45 Manga et al 46 Pneumocystosis Dieng et al 41 Uncommon Superficial keratitis, endodontic candidiasis Ndoye et al, 29 Diongue et al, 30 Ndiaye et al 31 Subcutaneous Chromomycosis Develoux et al 36 Deep Histoplasmosis Ndiaye et al, 14 Diadie et al, 15 Diongue et al, 38 Dieng et al 39 Aspergillosis Ndiaye et al, 42 Ade et al, 43 Ba et al 44 Therapeutic Advances in Infectious Disease 8 4 journals.sagepub.com/home/tai…”