| tinea capitis in the netherlands (rotterdam area). | this retrospective study reviews the occurrence and treatment of various forms of tinea capitis at the out-patient clinic for dermatology and pediatric dermatology of the university hospital sophia/dijkzigt over the period 1977-1988. tinea capitis was diagnosed in 64 children. trichophyton violaceum was the pathogen most frequently isolated, with microsporum canis ranking second. the potassium hydroxide preparation was positive in 58% of the cases. four cases showed a positive potassium hydroxid ... | 1990 | 2342520 |
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| fungal infections in the netherlands. prevailing fungi and pattern of infection. | species of fungi have specific characteristics in geographic distribution, and they have a predilection for certain body areas. | 1995 | 7894094 |