Mycological culture of 547 cases of onychomycosis in Weihai
BI Chong-ze
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BI Chong-ze
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Objective To get the message of clinical types and fungal composement in latest 2 years in Weihai.Methods Fungal culture and clinical analysis were performed on 547 cases of onychomycosis with positive direct microscopic examination.Results DLSO(53.9%) were the most frequently clinical types, followed by TDO(25.2%), PSO(14.2%) and SWO(6.5%).Four hundred and twenty-nine strains of pathogenic fungi were isolated, The most frequently isolated fungus was dermatophytes(82.5%), followed by yeasts(14.2%) and saprophytic molds(3.3%).Conclusion In the latest 2 years, the most frequent pathogenic fungus of onychomycosis in Weihai were dermatophytes, yeast fungus and saprophytic molds by turns. The clinical types of onychomycosis include DLSO, TDO, PSO and SWO.
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Objective To get the message of clinical types and fungal composement in latest 2 years in Weihai.Methods Fungal culture and clinical analysis were performed on 547 cases of onychomycosis with positive direct microscopic examination.Results DLSO(53.9%) were the most frequently clinical types, followed by TDO(25.2%), PSO(14.2%) and SWO(6.5%).Four hundred and twenty-nine strains of pathogenic fungi were isolated, The most frequently isolated fungus was dermatophytes(82.5%), followed by yeasts(14.2%) and saprophytic molds(3.3%).Conclusion In the latest 2 years, the most frequent pathogenic fungus of onychomycosis in Weihai were dermatophytes, yeast fungus and saprophytic molds by turns. The clinical types of onychomycosis include DLSO, TDO, PSO and SWO.
Key concepts: Fungus, Pathogenic fungus, Microbiology, Biology, Medicine, Dermatology, Botany