| [in vitro effectiveness of salicylic, benzoic and boric acid and diiodine thymol solutions on various strains of dermatophytes]. | in order to study the in vitro behavior of the drug used according to our formula cultures of trichophyton mentagrophytes. trichophyton rubrum, trichophyton verrucosum, trichophyton tonsurans, microsporum canis, microsporum gallinae, microsporum audouinii, microsporum gypseum and epidermophyton floccosum were prepared in order to prove its efficacy. it was found no growth in cultures to which the drug was added in different concentrations thus proving its efficacy as a fungistatic element. the i ... | 1979 | 395583 |
| [influence of culture conditions on the morphology of macroconidia from microsporum gallinae]. | | 1977 | 917041 |
| favus in a backyard flock of game chickens. | favus, or avian ringworm, was diagnosed in a backyard flock of game chickens from which microsporum gallinae was isolated. infected birds had white crusts on the comb and on the skin of the head and neck. histopathological lesions included hyperkeratosis of the skin epithelium with invasion of the stratum corneum by fungal mycelia, acanthosis, acantholysis, and hydropic degeneration of cells in the stratum spinosum. the underlying dermis was infiltrated by mononuclear cells and contained lymphoi ... | 1991 | 1953587 |
| trichophyton (microsporum?) gallinae ringworm in a monkey. | | 1968 | 5679666 |
| favus in a fighting cock caused by microsporum gallinae. | the first diagnosis of favus in chickens in costa rica was made in a 1-year-old fighting cock that had lesions surrounding the comb. the etiologic agent was isolated and identified as microsporum gallinae. the rooster recovered during topical treatment with tolnaftate and oral treatment with griseofulvin. | 1984 | 6487194 |
| dermatophytoses in iran. | a total of 12,150 cases of suspected dermatophytoses in different areas of iran were studied between 1986 and 1991. the age groups most commonly infected were 1-9 and 20-29 years. clinical diagnosis was confirmed in only 9345 cases by laboratory examination. of these positive samples, 1633 cases were found to be positive by direct microscopic observation only, 429 by culture only and 7283 by both techniques. scalp ringworm of children was the most common type of tinea. but according to the rate ... | 1994 | 7935592 |
| diagnosis of favus (avian dermatophytosis) in oriental breed chickens. | chickens of various oriental breeds (shamo and aseel) and crossbreeds in california's central valley were observed to have an unusual skin condition and feather loss. the appearance of white plaques on the comb, face, and/or ear lobes was followed by feather loss starting at the caudal base of the comb and progressing down the neck. although the cocks were affected first, the condition spread to the hens paired with those cocks. the birds showed no other signs of illness. the affected areas were ... | 1993 | 8141747 |
| efficacy of miconazole nitrate against favus in oriental breed chickens. | miconazole nitrate 2% was tested for its efficacy against microsporum gallinae (the causative agent in favus) in a flock of various oriental breed (shamo and aseel) and crossbreed chickens. six adult males showing clinical signs of favus were randomized into control and experimental groups. the males were maintained on individual tiecords on the range, with no physical contact between birds. the experimental birds had the affected areas washed with soap and water and dried, and an ointment of mi ... | 1995 | 8719227 |
| etiology of dermatophytoses amongst children in northeastern nigeria. | a survey of dermatophytoses was carried out amongst primary school children in borno state, nigeria, during february 1997 to january 1998. a total of 2,193 children aged 4-16 years were screened. out of these, 154 (7.0%) were proved to be mycologically positive by microscopy, culture or both. incidence was significantly higher (p <0.05) in young children aged 7-11 years (8.1%) and 4-6 years (6.9%) than in older children aged 12-16 years (3.6%). there was a significant difference in the incidence ... | 2001 | 11346266 |
| intraspecific variation and interspecific differences in the bacterial and fungal assemblages of blue tit (cyanistes caeruleus) and great tit (parus major) nests. | although interest in the relationship between birds and microorganisms is increasing, few studies have compared nest microbial assemblages in wild passerines to determine variation within and between species. culturing microorganisms from blue tit (cyanistes caeruleus) and great tit (parus major) nests from the same study site demonstrated diverse microbial communities with 32 bacterial and 13 fungal species being isolated. dominant bacteria were pseudomonas fluorescens, pseudomonas putida, and ... | 2010 | 19830477 |
| tinea corporis caused by microsporum gallinae: first clinical case in japan. | we report herein a case of tinea corporis caused by microsporum gallinae in a 96-year-old, otherwise healthy japanese man. the patient had a long working history as a breeder of fighting cocks, and he suffered from two erythematous macules after being bitten by a cock. m. gallinae was identified as the infectious agent based on the morphology of isolates cultured on slides and analysis of dna sequences of the internal transcribed spacers (its) from ribosomal dna from cultured isolates. the patie ... | 2010 | 21352324 |
| review of nonfoodborne zoonotic and potentially zoonotic poultry diseases. | emerging and re-emerging diseases are continuously diagnosed in poultry species. a few of these diseases are known to cross the species barrier, thus posing a public health risk and an economic burden. we identified and synthesized global evidence for poultry nonfoodborne zoonoses to better understand these diseases in people who were exposed to different poultry-related characteristics (e.g., occupational or nonoccupational, operational types, poultry species, outbreak conditions, health status ... | 2016 | 27610715 |
| isolation of dermatophytes and related species from domestic fowl (gallus gallus domesticus). | we investigated 793 bird combs [645 chickens and 148 fighting cocks (shamo)] to determine the prevalence of dermatophytes and their related fungal species. the targeted fungal species were recovered from 195 of the 793 examined birds (24.6 %). prevalence ratios were compared in temperate (the mainland) and subtropical (nansei islands) areas, genders, strains, breeding scale (individual and farm), and housing system (in cage and free ranging). the frequency of the fungal species in the mainland, ... | 2014 | 24952716 |
| isolation of microsporum gallinae from a fighting cock (gallus gallus domesticus) in japan. | a case of tinea corporis caused by microsporum gallinae was found in 2011 in okinawa, located in the southern part of japan. the patient was a 96-year-old, otherwise healthy, japanese man, who had been working as a breeder of fighting cocks for more than 70 years. he was bitten on his right forearm by one of the cocks and a few weeks later, two erythematous macules appeared on the right forearm, accompanied by a slight itchy sensation. while the first isolate of this dermatophyte was recovered f ... | 2013 | 22809243 |