Translate this page into:
Clinical and Laboratory Investigations
PMID: 28176711
Clinico Mycological Study of Dermatophytosis in a Coastal Area
Sardarl Lal, Sambasiva R Rao, R Dhandapani
,
Correspondence Address:
Correspondence Address:
How to cite this article: Lal S, Rao SR, Dhandapani R. Clinico Mycological Study of Dermatophytosis in a Coastal Area. Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol 1983;49:71-75 |
Copyright: (C)1983 Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology, and Leprology
Abstract
Clinico-mycological features of one hundred patients suffering from tinea cruris are reported. Ninety two per cent are males and 79% are in the age group of 11-39 years. Involvement of axillae is seen in four penile involvement in five patients. 'Twenty-eight patients have tinea corporis and nine tinea vesicolor also. Seventy seven patients show isolation of dernm-tophytes by culture. The commonest species of dermatophytes is Trichophyron rubrum (57.1%) followed by T. mentagraphytes (31.20/o), Epidermophyton floccosum (6.5%), T. violaceum (3.9%) and T. verrucosum (1.3%). The findings are discussed.Fulltext Views
1,448
PDF downloads
883