Publications
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| a rare microsporosis from satpura region: identity and discussion on its taxonomy. | 1988 | 3255749 | |
| griseofulvin. | griseofulvin (gf) is a mycotoxin produced by various species of penicillium including p. griseofulvum dierckx, p. janczewski (p. nigricans) and p. patulum. it is active against dermatophytic fungi of different species in the genera microsporum, trychophyton and epidermophyton. because of its capacity to concentrate in the keratinous layer of the epidermis and its relatively low toxicity in man, it has been extensively used in the therapy of dermatophytoses by oral administration. the biological ... | 1988 | 3277037 |
| detection of circulating antibodies to purified keratinolytic proteinase in sera from guinea pigs infected with microsporum canis by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. | a keratinolytic proteinase (kpase) which is regarded as an important factor in the pathogenesis of dermatophytosis was isolated and purified from microsporum (m.) canis culture filtrates. enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (elisa) was used to determine the occurrence of circulating antibodies to this enzyme in sera samples from guinea pigs with superficial fungal infections caused by m. canis. of sera samples from guinea pigs infected with m. canis, 75% were reactive within 10 weeks, however, tho ... | 1988 | 3281601 |
| tinea faciei caused by microsporum canis in a newborn. | a case of tinea faciei caused by microsporum canis in a 14-day-old infant is reported. the incubation period was seen to be 1 week. this was a familial infection which also affected the infant's grandmother and their pet cat and dog. topical treatment with clotrimazole controlled the infection in the baby. a review of 14 cases (including our own) of dermatophytosis in newborn infants reported in the japanese literature showed that newborn infants might be infected by several of these agents. | 1988 | 3288520 |
| transition and isolation ratios of dermatophytes from house dust of patients with tinea. | 1987 | 3301945 | |
| isolation, purification and characterization of keratinolytic proteinase from microsporum canis. | 1987 | 3307174 | |
| mating behaviour of microsporum canis from human ringworm cases in hokkaido prefecture in japan. | 1987 | 3312343 | |
| current taxonomic concepts pertaining to the dermatophytes and related fungi. | 1987 | 3316073 | |
| one daily application of oxiconazole cream is sufficient for treating dermatomycoses. | a single daily application of oxiconazole cream was shown, in a double-blind, randomized, multicentric study, to be effective in treating various dermatomycoses as well as erythrasma. tolerance was excellent and side effects were negligible. | 1987 | 3319722 |
| microsporum ferrugineum infection with unusual clinical features. | 1987 | 3325539 | |
| [studies on the synthesis of (e)-substituted phenylhydrazones of 1-aryl-2-imidazolyl and benzimidazolyl ethanone and their antifungal activity]. | 1987 | 3329802 | |
| tinea corporis caused by microsporum canis: report of a nosocomial outbreak. | in an unusual nosocomial outbreak, 13 staff and 11 patients in an acute and chronic health care facility were infected with the zoophilic dermatophyte, microsporum canis. the dermatophyte was apparently introduced into the facility by a single infected patient. likely modes of subsequent disease transmission include person-to-person contact, handling of contaminated laundry, and use of a shared razor. infection control measures for managing such outbreaks are discussed. | 1988 | 3356232 |
| a ten year survey of superficial mycoses in the tauranga district, bay of plenty. | between 1 january 1976 and 31 december 1985, 4086 patients living in tauranga and its environs were examined mycologically. all were suspected of superficial cutaneous mycoses and the majority were referred by general practitioners. a total of 1085 pathogenic fungi were identified, an isolation rate of 27%. the main pathogens identified in order of frequency were--candida species; microsporum canis; trichophyton rubrum; malassezia furfur; epidermophyton floccosum; t mentagrophytes var interdigit ... | 1988 | 3357624 |
| [a microsporum canis epidemic in a groninger rural area]. | 1988 | 3362226 | |
| utilization of cystine by dermatophytes on a gelatin medium. | all 16 strains of dermatophytes investigated utilized cystine (added to the gelatin medium) as a source of sulfur and also of carbon and nitrogen. excess sulfur oxidized and excreted to the medium, primarily as inorganic sulfate. six strains used up all cystine and excreted more than 90% stoichiometric amount of sulfur. cystine utilization proceeded in parallel with the development of the culture and was terminated during the stationary phase or as late as in the autolytic phase. other strains d ... | 1988 | 3371802 |
| studies on the pharmacological activity of amazonian euphorbiaceae. | plant material from 34 amazonian species of the family euphorbiaceae were collected and extracts prepared. sixteen of these species have a documented use as a medicinal agent. the extracts were tested for their ability to inhibit the growth of the bacteria, escherichia coli and staphylococcus aureus; the yeasts, saccharomyces cerevisiae and candida albicans; the dermatophytic fungi, microsporum canis, microsporum fulvum, microsporum gypseum and trichophyton gallinae; the viruses, sindbis virus a ... | 1988 | 3374150 |
| [a microsporum canis epidemic in a rural area of groningen]. | 1988 | 3374701 | |
| superficial fungal infections in the transvaal. a contemporary analysis of dermatophytoses in this region. | an 8-year survey of patients from hospital clinics and private practices in pretoria seeking specialist dermatological advice for dermatophytoses revealed almost 500 cases, which were confirmed by mycological study. correlation of the data with other localities was made to illustrate the epidemiology for several common dermatophytes in the transvaal. trichophyton rubrum (27%) proved to be the most prominent dermatophyte, followed by t. mentagrophytes (23%), microsporum canis (19%), t. violaceum ... | 1988 | 3375906 |
| [characteristics of epidemiology and clinical features of microsporum canis infection]. | 1988 | 3376535 | |
| dermatophytosis of pigs by trichophyton mentagrophytes. | we describe the isolation of trichophyton mentagrophytes in two family-operated farms where the animals were suffering skin ailments characterized by a swelling and a reddening of the back and flanks. this condition affected 2 and 5% respectively of the animals on the farms, the younger ones being more frequently affected. | 1988 | 3380133 |
| [survey of keratinophilic fungi from soils and mating behaviour of microsporum canis from human ringworm cases in hokkaido prefecture in japan]. | from 383 (38.3%) of a total 1000 of soil samples, collected from hokkaido prefecture, keratinophilic fungi have been isolated using hair baiting technique. the fungi isolated were as follows: 318 strains of trichophyton ajelloi (including 90 strains of arthroderma uncinatum), 59 of microsporum cookei (including 13 of nannizzia cajetani), 32 of chrysosporium keratinophilum, 23 of c. tropicum, 15 of chrysosporium anamorph of a. tuberculatum, 6 of t. terrestre (including 3 of a. insingulare and one ... | 1988 | 3384396 |
| the effect of 9a-fluoroprednisolone on the pathogenicity of microsporum canis and trichophyton violaceum to horses. | 1988 | 3386678 | |
| [dermatophytes and immigration]. | an epidemiological study of dermatophytes was achieved during the years 1983-1984 in the mycology laboratory of saint-louis' hospital. immigrants represent an important part of the people who came to consult us: 28 per cent in 1983. the two most important immigrant peoples show different features: black african people, who were mass contaminated by tinea agents (trichophyton soudanense and microsporum langeronii), were not much contaminated by epidermophytic agents (trichophyton rubrum, trichoph ... | 1988 | 3389576 |
| ribosomal phosphoproteins in microsporum canis. | ribosomal phosphoproteins of microsporum canis labelled in vivo were characterised by two-dimensional and sds polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. a small subunit protein, s6, was the only phosphoprotein identified in 40s and 80s in basic-acidic two-dimensional gels. three different forms of phosphorylated s6 were also observed in 40s subunit. on sds gels five phosphoproteins were identified in 80s; of these three were present in 40s and two in 60s. s6 was the only basic phosphoprotein, while the ... | 1988 | 3390192 |
| cutaneous fungal flora in twenty horses free of skin or ocular disease. | the fungal flora of the hair and underlying skin from 2 sites was examined qualitatively in 20 horses free of skin or ocular disease. fungi were isolated from both the hair and the underlying skin of all 20 horses. twenty-two genera regarded commonly as saprophytes were identified and an additional 2 fungi resembled the perfect state of the cutaneous pathogenic genera microsporum and trichophyton. cladosporium spp, penicillium spp, and rhizopus spp were the most frequently isolated saprophytes. ... | 1988 | 3400912 |
| [experimental study of the effect of raw materials of the neem tree and neem extracts on dermatophytes, yeasts and molds]. | in traditional indian medicine, various parts of the neem tree have been used for centuries, especially with skin diseases. these products are often applied in human mycoses. we tested some dried neem materials, neem oils as well as simple neem preparations and extracts with regard to their effect on 14 of the most common pathogenic fungi. neither the dried neem materials nor the medical preparations and oils had any effect on fungal growth; most of them were even contaminated with molds. some o ... | 1988 | 3407264 |
| [mycoses caused by trichophyton megninii in galicia (with review of the taxonomy of this dermatophyte)]. | the taxonomy of the dermatophyte trichophyton megninii has been the subject of much discussion since it was first isolated by sabouraud in 1893. initially he named it trichophyton à culture rose and later t. rosaceum. it has been confused with the microsporum (epidermophyton) gallinae described by megnin. nowadays most mycologists consider t. rosaceum to be a synonym of the t. megninii, although some french authors still use sabouraud's denomination. it is an exclusively anthropophilic dermatoph ... | 1988 | 3418468 |
| a study of dermatophytoses in bangkok (thailand). | a total of 719 cases of dermatophytoses was studied in the division of dermatology, department of medicine, siriraj hospital, mahidol university, bangkok, thailand, during january to december 1986. infection caused by fungus comprises 12%, while the incidence of dermatophytoses was 5.5% of skin disorders. the age group commonly infected was 12-21 years old (mean age of 18 years); 40% was female and 47.5% was male. in the female patients the common prevalent infections were tinea corporis 29%, ti ... | 1988 | 3419479 |
| [microsporum canis in healthy angora rabbits (valdivia, chile)]. | 1988 | 3420991 | |
| [atypical form of microsporum canis infection]. | 1987 | 3423281 | |
| electron microscopic observation on infected hairs of kerion caused by microsporum nanum. | microsporum nanum can afflict human hair, although pigs are the usual focus of infection. although this dermatophyte was thought to invade hair as an endothrix, electron microscopic studies show it to cause ectothrix infection due to its keratinolytic activities. | 1987 | 3429098 |
| improved procedures for differentiating microsporum persicolor from trichophyton mentagrophytes. | microsporum persicolor, a zoophilic dermatophyte species, is seldom recorded causing human infections in north america. its identification has been enhanced as a direct result of the development of improved techniques for its characterization. identifying characteristics include induction of rough-walled macroconidia on sodium chloride-amended medium, absence of good growth at 37 degrees c, and absence of a ph change during growth on casein glucose medium. in contrast, trichophyton mentagrophyte ... | 1987 | 3429639 |
| utilization of various concentrations of free cystine by the fungus microsporum gypseum. | the dermatophyte microsporum gypseum was cultivated on two liquid media enriched with 50 to 1000 micrograms/ml free l-cystine. the presence of cystine in concentrations above 250 micrograms/ml (gelatin medium) or 500 micrograms/ml (glucose-glutamate medium) inhibited the growth. in all variants, however, cystine was utilized from the very beginning of growth and exhausted completely until stationary phase. the rate of cystine metabolization grew with its concentration to 500 micrograms/ml but de ... | 1987 | 3430337 |
| [microsporum canis infection of the scalp with spread to family and school]. | 1987 | 3433425 | |
| activity of terbinafine in experimental fungal infections of laboratory animals. | the allylamine derivative terbinafine is the first antifungal agent with primary fungicidal properties against dermatophytes which acts systemically after oral application as well as locally after topical application. comparative oral studies carried out with griseofulvin and ketoconazole in model infections such as guinea pig trichophytosis and microsporosis revealed terbinafine to be superior to the reference compounds both clinically and mycologically. an excellent antimycotic activity of ter ... | 1987 | 3435103 |
| [tinea capitis of the adult caused by microsporum canis]. | 1987 | 3447998 | |
| the immune response in childhood dermatophytoses. | 1987 | 3449760 | |
| evidence for the lectin nature of some dermatophyte haemagglutinins. | several isolates of dermatophytes covering 13 different species were studied for their haemagglutination activity with erythrocytes of different origins (human, bovine, sheep, mouse and rabbit). the best results were obtained with rabbit erythrocytes. the specific haemagglutination activity of the fungal soluble extracts seemed to be closely related to the ecology of the fungi. among the different carbohydrate (ose, polyol, osamine) and glycoprotein solutions used in the inhibition experiments, ... | 1987 | 3454216 |
| epidemiology and clinical features of dermatomycoses and dermatophytoses. | dermatophytosis, candidosis and pityriasis versicolor account for the majority of fungal skin diseases in denmark and are seen in 8% of patients with dermato-venerological problems. in children, zoophilic species like microsporum canis (from cats), trichophyton (t) verrucosum (from cattle) and t. mentagrophytes granulare (from rodents) are the common causes of dermatophytosis and are seen in approximately 15% of all cases. anthropophilic species are the main cause of dermatophytosis in adults an ... | 1986 | 3459342 |
| dermatophytosis in children and adolescents: epidemiological study in the city of barcelona, spain. | 1986 | 3489183 | |
| [analysis of the occurrence of dermatophytes and skin infections caused by dermatophytes in the slovak socialist republic in a 15-year period (1969-1983)]. | 1986 | 3489184 | |
| distribution and frequency of dermatophytes in the city of rome between 1978 and 1983. | 1987 | 3494941 | |
| [trichomonacidal drugs. 6. 2,4-dichloro derivatives of piperidino- and piperazinyl-1,3,5-triazine]. | the nucleophilic substitution of one chlorine atom in cyanuric chloride (1) by piperidine derivatives (2a-c) leads to the 6-substituted 2,4-dichloro-1,3,5-triazines (3a-c). reaction of 1 with piperazine derivatives (4a-c) yields the substituted 2,4-dichloro-6-(1-piperazinyl)-1,3,5-triazines (5a-c). structures of type 3 and 5 may be characterized by the spectroscopic data. in the mass spectra, the degradation of 3c leading to the base peak comprises the cleavage into a 2,4-dichlorotriazinyl radic ... | 1987 | 3501724 |
| synthesis and structure-activity relationships of naftifine-related allylamine antimycotics. | naftifine (1) is the first representative of the new antifungal allylamine derivatives. its biological activity is strictly bound to specific structural requirements that are unrelated to those of known antifungals. a tertiary allylamine function seems to be a prerequisite for activity against fungi. by systematic variation of the individual structural elements in 1, detailed structure-activity relationships are defined in which the phenyl ring is the structural feature permitting the widest var ... | 1986 | 3510297 |
| in vitro studies of antidermatophytic activity of juliflorine and its screening as carcinogen in salmonella/microsome test system. | juliflorine, an alkaloid from prosopis juliflora, was tested for its antifungal activity against the freshly isolated cultures of dermatophytic fungi and its inhibitory effect was compared with that of griseofulvin. the results indicated that the minimum inhibitory concentration (mic) of juliflorine against trichophyton rubrum, trichophyton violaceum, trichophyton mentagrophytes, trichophyton tonsurans, trichophyton megninii, trichophyton gallinae, microsporum canis, microsporum nanum, microspor ... | 1986 | 3513775 |
| [comparative in vitro study of the antimicrobial effectiveness of novugen]. | 1986 | 3518055 | |
| [in vitro spectrum of action of a new antifungal derivative of naftifin: terbinafin (sf 86-327)]. | terbinafine (sf 86-327) is a new antifungal agent derived from naftifine and effective by the oral route. we studied the in vitro antifungal activity of terbinafine (sf 86-327) against several pathogenic fungi responsible for human disease. tested pathogens included yeasts (candida), dermatophytes (microsporum, trichophyton, epidermophyton), molds (aspergillus, scopulariopsis) and dimorphic fungi (sporothrix schenkii). broth dilution (sabouraud) or agar dilution (sabouraud, kimmig) were used. 32 ... | 1986 | 3534767 |
| dermatophytoses in east africa: a review. | 1986 | 3536426 | |
| the effect of ciclopiroxolamine investigated by means of the freeze-fracture technique. | 1986 | 3540664 | |
| [isolation of dermatophytes from children without clinical signs of dermatophytosis. report]. | 1986 | 3550950 | |
| [preliminary studies on the growth and survival of selected pathogenetic dermatophytes in bottom sediments and sewage sludge]. | 1986 | 3563329 | |
| dermatophytosis of the external auditory meatus. | thirty-two cases of dermatophyte infection in the external auditory meatus are reported. all the patients complained of slight itching or accumulation of cerumen; however, they had no other serious complaints. otoscopy revealed lesions in the outer third of the ear canal. the skin of the meatus externus osseus and the surface of the tympanic membrane were all intact. in all cases, mycelial elements were demonstrated in koh mounts of scrapings, and trichophyton rubrum (29 cases), microsporum cani ... | 1986 | 3572682 |
| ringworm of the scalp in children. | scalp scrapings were collected from 651 children in the cape peninsula and along the western cape coast to determine which dermatophytic fungi occur in these areas. fungi were isolated from 61% of specimens, by far the commonest being trichophyton violaceum. only half of these specimens showed fungal elements on direct microscopy. among patients with scaly scalp lessons of varying severity the isolation rate was 64%, but dermatophytic fungi were also isolated from 16% of 50 asymptomatic children ... | 1987 | 3576406 |
| [successfully treated multifocal microsporum infection of smooth skin]. | 1987 | 3577397 | |
| a survey of dermatophytes isolated from human patients in the united states from 1982 to 1984. | a survey of dermatophytes isolated from patients seeking medical advice was made from 1982 to 1984 in the united states. the survey included 59 locations with data from 49 cities and one state. listing of the isolated dermatophytes and the frequency given by percentage of total follows: trichophyton rubrum 46.8%, t. tonsurans 33.3%, t. mentagrophytes 10.1%, microsporum canis 4.5%, epidermophyton floccosum 3,5%, m. gypseum and t. verrucosum both 0.7%, m. audouinii and t. terrestre both 0.1%, and ... | 1987 | 3587334 |
| the septal ontogeny, germination and electron microscopy of microsporum gypseum macroaleurioconidia. | microsporum gypseum strains obtained from human and animal cases of dermatophytosis were used to study the septal ontogeny, the germination, and the electron microscopy of the macroaleurioconidia, which are produced so abundantly by this organism. it was found that the number of septa in a macroaleurioconidium depends upon the stage of development, and that their order of formation remains relatively constant. the macroaleurioconidial cell wall proved to be impressive on electron microscopy. the ... | 1987 | 3587339 |
| separation of cytoplasmic ribosomal proteins of microsporum canis. | the cytoplasmic ribosomal proteins of microsporum canis were characterised in basic-acidic and basic-sds two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis systems. the small subunit contained 28 proteins and the large subunit 38 proteins. the molecular weights of these proteins were in the range of 32,500 to 7600 and 48,000 to 11,000 in the small and large subunits, respectively. the 80s ribosomes showed 65 and 66 protein spots in basic-acidic and basic-sds gel systems, respectively. | 1987 | 3594311 |
| [amino acid assimilation and secretion by dermatophytes. occurrence of free amino acids in the mycelium of microsporum gypseum, trichophyton mentagrophytes and trichophyton rubrum during growth]. | 1987 | 3595934 | |
| [findings on dermatomycoses seen at the dermatologic clinic of pavia: 1) pathology of microsporum canis]. | 1987 | 3596641 | |
| [experimental evaluation of fungicidal activity of 5% mebethizole ointment in topical therapy of microsporum infection]. | 1987 | 3604439 | |
| [comparative evaluation of the functional status of the liver after the clinical and experimental use of griseofulvin]. | 1987 | 3617917 | |
| litorine: a new macrolide antimicrobial isolated from littorina aspera. | a new macrolide, namely litorine, has been isolated from littorina aspera. the structure of the new macrolide was determined by spectrometric methods. litorine is active in vitro against escherichia coli, staphylococcus aureus, pseudomonas aeruginosa and microsporum canis. | 1987 | 3622249 |
| tinea capitis in benghazi, libya. | mycologic examination of 402 cases of tinea capitis in benghazi showed trichophyton rubrum to be the most common isolate, followed by t. mentagrophytes, microsporum canis, and t. violaceum. the clinical presentation of tinea capitis is discussed, and attention is drawn to the seborrheic type, which is easily confused with dandruff. | 1987 | 3623794 |
| prevalence of dermatophytosis in siriraj hospital. | 1987 | 3625068 | |
| 3-carbonylacrylic derivatives as potential antimicrobial agents. correlations between activity and reactivity toward cysteine. | a number of 3-carbonylacrylic acid derivatives were prepared, with a view to varying systematically the stereoelectronic environment of the conjugated double bond. the rates of reaction with cysteine were measured spectrophotometrically when possible or by stopped flow when very fast. some of the final reaction products were isolated. other properties examined were partition substituent constants and antimicrobial activity. on the basis of published data and these studies, the activity appears t ... | 1987 | 3625711 |
| nosocomial dermatophytosis caused by microsporum canis in a newborn department. | seven nurses working in a newborn unit were infested by microsporum canis, involving the skin of the left forearm. one infant who was treated in the same unit suffered from a similar lesion on the occipital region. transmission during bottle feeding was suspected. after the introduction of long sleeves for all nurses, no further cases occurred. data collected on the nurses in the unit suggested that infection correlated with direct exposure to infants. | 1986 | 3641789 |
| microsporum gypseum infection in a gray wolf (canis lupus) and a camel (camelus bactrianus) in a zoological garden. | 1987 | 3657852 | |
| keratinophilic fungi from nigerian soil. | during a survey of keratinophilic fungi in nigerian soil samples, twelve species of fungi were isolated. these included chrysosporium keratinophilum, c. tropicum, curvularia lunata, microsporum audouinii, m. canis, m. fulvum, m. gypseum, m. vanbreuseghemii, trichophyton ajelloi, t. mentagrophytes, t. soudanense and t. yaoundei. these keratinophilic fungi had a higher incidence by occurrence of individual species during the rainy season (may-october) than the dry season (november-april). | 1987 | 3657901 |
| [keratinophilic fungal flora isolated from small wild mammals and rabbit-warren in france. discussion on the fungal species found]. | the occurrence of dermatophytes and other keratinophilic fungi was investigated in 237 small wild mammals and 125 european rabbit. the purpose of the investigation was to determine what were the species of fungi present in the these animals. four species of dermatophytes were isolated: trichophyton ajelloi, trichophyton terrestre, trichophyton mentagrophytes, microsporum persicolor. trichophyton terrestre was the most frequently isolated and it occurred more frequently than its presence could be ... | 1987 | 3662337 |
| mycological studies on microsporum equinum isolated in finland, sweden and norway. | sixteen isolates of microsporum equinum from cases of equine dermatophytosis in finland, sweden or norway were studied mycologically. all the isolates produced typical macroconidia and were negative in the hair perforation test in vitro and were urease-positive. the growth pattern of m. equinum on polished rice greatly resembled that of m. audouinii during the first 2-3 weeks of incubation. all the isolates were incompatible with nannizzia otae, the teleomorph of m. canis, but fresh m. equinum i ... | 1987 | 3668760 |
| prevalence of chlamydia, toxoplasma, toxocara and ringworm in farm cats in south-west england. | the prevalence of infection with chlamydia psittaci, toxoplasma gondii, toxocara cati and microsporum canis was examined in 51 cats on 22 sheep farms in the bristol area. serum antibody to c psittaci and t gondii was present in 45 per cent and 47 per cent of cats, respectively. at the time of sampling c psittaci was isolated from 6 per cent of the cats, t cati was identified in 63 per cent of faecal samples but neither t gondii nor m canis was isolated. when examined according to the farm of ori ... | 1987 | 3672827 |
| [dynamics of the concentration of griseofulvin in the blood and urine when used jointly with alpha-tocopherol (clinical and experimental research)]. | 1987 | 3687187 | |
| [epidemiological characteristics of zoonotic microsporum infections]. | 1987 | 3687189 | |
| leucocyte chemotaxis to antigens of dermatophytes causing scalp ringworm. | 1987 | 3690879 | |
| [n-substituted p-fluorobenzencarboxyamides. evaluation of the in vitro antimicrobial activity]. | as part of our investigations on fluorine containing compounds of potential pharmacological interest, a series of n-substituted p-fluorobenzencarboxyamides, analogs of previously studied p-fluorobenzensolfonamides, was prepared. the in vitro antibacterial and antimycotic properties were also assayed. the replacement of the sulfonamide group with an isosteric carboxyamide one, was found to confer to trifluoromethylsubstituted compounds good activity against some strains of yeasts (candida) and hy ... | 1986 | 3699147 |
| mycetoma-like granuloma in a cat caused by microsporum canis. | a solitary subcutaneous nodule from a persian cat consisted of coalescing mycetoma-like granulomas containing abnormal hyphae of microsporum canis. overlying hair follicles were heavily laden with dermatophytes but had little associated perifollicular inflammation. the complex classification of dermatophyte-induced dermal inflammatory lesions is reviewed. | 1986 | 3700731 |
| tinea capitis in school children in eastern nigeria. | 1986 | 3702915 | |
| ringworm outbreak. | 1986 | 3705375 | |
| the role of cats and dogs in the epidemiological cycle of microsporum canis. | 1986 | 3713744 | |
| fungi on the hair of large mammals in egypt. | the frequency of occurrence of fungi in 260 hair samples of dog, donkey and cow collected from veterinary medicine hospital of assiut university was determined. twenty-three species which belong to fifteen genera were collected. in low frequency, several dermatophytes (chrysosporium, microsporum, arthroderma and trichophyton) were found as well as some other fungal species pathogenic to man and animals (aspergillus fumigatus, stachybotrys chartarum, scopulariopsis brevicaulis and cephalosporium ... | 1986 | 3713793 |
| multicenter study of dermatophyte distribution in the metropolitan area of barcelona (catalonia, spain). | the results of a multicenter study on the distribution of dermatophyte species in the metropolitan area of barcelona (spain) are presented. in the period 1977-1983, 638 dermatophyte strains were isolated from tineas by three different mycological laboratories. zoophilic strains were prevalent comprising 64.4% of the isolates. t. mentagrophytes var. granulosum was isolated in 51% of the cases. a significant drop in the prevalence of t. tonsurans and t. violaceum was noted. important variations we ... | 1986 | 3713794 |
| spontaneous dermatophytosis due to microsporum canis in rabbits. | reports of naturally occurring microsporum canis infection in the rabbit are rare. during the tenth week of a 91 day percutaneous toxicity study, 17 of 30 adult new zealand white rabbits developed skin lesions varying from multiple papules to ringed lesions 1 x 2 cm in diameter. the lesions were not pruritic. hair and scale samples taken from rabbits with lesions were cultured for dermatophytes. based upon colony morphology and macroconidial characteristics, m canis identification was confirmed. ... | 1986 | 3724057 |
| isolation of keratinophilic fungi from floors in roman kindergarten and secondary schools. | we examined the dust collected from the floors of forty classrooms, twenty in kindergarten schools (children aged 2-5) and twenty in secondary schools (students aged 11-14) in order to determine the diffusion of keratinophilic fungi in respect to such different factors as human presence and children's age. in the kindergarten schools 268 colonies of keratinophilic fungi were isolated: 50 were microsporum, 6 trichophyton and 212 chrysosporium species. members of the chrysosporium genus were found ... | 1986 | 3724835 |
| effect of altered lipid composition of amino acid accumulation by microsporum gypseum. | 1986 | 3733143 | |
| the increasing role of microsporum canis in the variety of dermatophytic manifestations reported from israel. | during a period of 8 years 300 cases of dermatophytoses involving both hairy areas and the glabrous skin were found to be caused by m. canis. there was scalp involvement in 60%, including 8 infants and 27 adults; most of the adults presented kerion-like lesions and presented various clinical aspects such as seborrhea capitis, folliculitis and discoid lupus erythematosus. in the 21 patients showing invasion of the beard the clinical manifestations included superficial erythemato-squamous patches ... | 1986 | 3762660 |
| cystine catabolism in mycelia of microsporum gypseum, a dermatophytic fungus. | the fate of 35s label was studied during cystine degradation by mycelia of the dermatophytic fungus microsporum gypseum. excess free cystine in the medium was readily taken up and its sulfur moiety excreted as inorganic sulfate and sulfite. at intervals after 3-60 min of incubation with 35s cystine the products of cystine catabolism were extracted from the mycelia by boiling water and separated by thin layer chromatography and electrophoresis. a total of 10 sulfur-containing compounds were ident ... | 1986 | 3767570 |
| a study of tinea capitis in jordan (west bank). | between january 1983 and october 1984, 425 cases of tinea capitis were clinically diagnosed in the west bank of jordan. these comprised 38% of all dermatophytosis cases seen during the same period. the number of tinea capitis infections varied with season, the highest numbers occurring in winter and spring months and lowest numbers occurring in summer months. females accounted for about 60% of scalp infections. specimens from 302 tinea capitis cases were cultured and 217 isolates of dermatophyte ... | 1986 | 3773026 |
| microsporum nanum infection in hog farmers. | microsporum nanum is a dermatophyte that can cause disease in both man and animals and is most frequently associated with ringworm infection in pigs. human infections are rare in the literature. three new cases of human m. nanum infection are reported here. two patients had inflammatory tinea faciei and one had tinea cruris. the patients were successfully treated with clotrimazole or miconazole cream, sometimes combined with griseofulvin. all three patients were hog farmers and lived in the same ... | 1986 | 3782533 |
| dual infection of the toe web caused by trichophyton rubrum and microsporum canis. | a case of tinea pedis caused by a dual infection with trichophyton rubrum and microsporum canis is reported. it is of particular interest because infections of the toe webs caused by m. canis are uncommon and the combination of t. rubrum and m. canis has not been reported. in addition, a marked difference in response to treatment with an imidazole (bifonazole) was observed. | 1986 | 3783364 |
| dermatomycoses in the horse. | the clinicopathological features and treatment of cases of dermatomycotic infections in horses are reported. organisms isolated from these cases include trichophyton mentagrophyte, t. equinum and micosporum equinum. the veterinary, medical and economic importance of the disease is discussed. | 1986 | 3793390 |
| epidemiology of the dermatophytoses in the florence area: 1982-84. i. microsporum canis infections. | 1986 | 3796679 | |
| tinea capitis in the adult: two case studies. | the authors describe two cases of tinea capitis in adults, one due to microsporum canis and the other to trichophyton rubrum. the atypical clinical presentation of the dermatophytosis in these two cases is stressed. it is hypothesized that in both cases the disease spread from primary lesion on the face. | 1986 | 3796711 |
| structural differentiation in the frond and boring hypha of the dermatophyte microsporum canis invading human hair in vitro. | 1986 | 3805963 | |
| ecology of dermatophyte infections in south bronx, new york, 1969 to 1981. | this survey describes the ecology of superficial dermatophyte infections in south bronx, new york from 1969 to 1981. the predominant species were trichophyton rubrum (castellani) sabouraud, 1911 (57.5%), followed by trichophyton tonsurans malmsten, 1845 (18.5%), trichophyton mentagrophytes (robin) blanchard, 1986 (11.5%), microsporum canis bodin var. canis matsumoto, padhye, and ajello, 1902 (5%), epidermophyton floccosum (harz) langeron and milochevitch, 1930 (3.9%), and m. audouinii gruby, 184 ... | 1987 | 3819069 |
| the infected hairs of tinea capitis due to microsporum canis: demonstration of uniqueness of the hair cuticle by scanning electron microscopy. | scanning and transmission electron microscopic studies were done on scalp hairs of four patients infected with ectothrix microsporum canis. both freeze fracture and cross-sectioning of hairs revealed a thick sheath of fungal spores encircling the hair shaft beneath an intact cuticle. these spores were not visible on surface inspection but became apparent only where the cuticle had been rubbed off or broken. daily selenium sulfide shampoos removed all of the spores from these sites. the cuticle i ... | 1987 | 3819072 |
| microsporum canis epidemic in laboratory mice. | 1986 | 3821793 | |
| epidemiology and treatment of tinea capitis: ketoconazole vs. griseofulvin. | we studied 80 children with tinea capitis without kerion to define the epidemiology and clinical characteristics of tinea capitis and to compare the therapeutic efficacy of griseofulvin and ketoconazole for treatment of this disorder. patients ranged in age from 2.1 to 11 years (median, 5.2 years). trichophyton tonsurans (74%), microsporum canis (13.5%) and trichophyton mentagrophytes (2.7%) accounted for 90% of the infections. pretreatment koh slide preparations were positive in 69% of patients ... | 1987 | 3822616 |
| [zoonotic microsporia of the scalp in a 2-week-old infant]. | 1986 | 3825291 | |
| siccanin: a new antifungal antibiotic with antidermatophytic properties. in vitro studies. | the in vitro antifungal properties of the antibiotic siccanin were determined by the minimal inhibitory concentrations (mic) values against 51 fungal strains (yeasts and filamentous fungi). the comparison was made with econazole, clotrimazole, 5-fluorocytosine and griseofulvin. the results show the useful antidermatophytic activity of siccanin. | 1985 | 3830412 |
| [isolation of dermatophytes from the house-dust]. | 1985 | 3831432 |