1955
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1955.01540270025004
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Tinea Capitis Due to M. Audouini and M. Canis

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“…Much, but not all, of this difference could be attributed to their bathing history (Table 9) and to the fact that surface workers who had never been underground were often new entrants to the industry. Perhaps the feet of underground workers are more subject to minor trauma, which Kligman (1952) has shown to be important; or perhaps the surface worker who has never been underground may be more cautious and take greater care of his feet.…”
Section: Factors Peculiar To Mineworkersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Much, but not all, of this difference could be attributed to their bathing history (Table 9) and to the fact that surface workers who had never been underground were often new entrants to the industry. Perhaps the feet of underground workers are more subject to minor trauma, which Kligman (1952) has shown to be important; or perhaps the surface worker who has never been underground may be more cautious and take greater care of his feet.…”
Section: Factors Peculiar To Mineworkersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kligman (1952) found great difficulty in inoculating experimentally the scalps of children maintained in an institution in Philadelphia. He expressed the opinion that this disease was not so infectious as had had sometimes been claimed.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Antes de iniciar o tratamento, porém, este animal havia recebido várias administrações de dexametasona, o que provavelmente reduziu sua resposta imunológica. De fato, fatores sistêmicos, como a imunossupressão ou a diminuição da resposta inflamatória tem sido associados a falhas no tratamento (Kigliman 1955, Moriello 1990, Mancianti et al 1992.…”
Section: Discussão E Conclusõesunclassified
“…Nessa fase, a produção de ceratina diminui e eventualmente pára, de forma que o fungo, por sua necessidade constante de ceratina para se manter, também interrompe a multiplicação (Moriello 1990). A indução de uma resposta inflamatória pela presença do fungo é o segundo mecanismo pelo qual a resolução espontânea de uma infecção pode ocorrer; o M. canis raramente induz uma reação inflamatória em gatos, o que, segundo o autor, dificultaria para o sistema imune o reconhecimento e a eliminação do fungo (Kigliman 1955).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified