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[Efficacy of fenticonazole in patients with pityriasis versicolor].

Di Silverio A, M. Mosca, Giuliano Brandozzi, Vignoli Gp, M Gatti, P. Gabba, S. Ubezio

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Thirty patients suffering from Pityriasis versicolor were treated with fenticonazole in cream or lotion form with two applications a day. At microscopy, Malassezia furfur was encountered in 25 cases and Pityrosporum orbiculare in 5. Disappearance of the yeast was obtained on average in 2 weeks of treatment. Measurement of sebum content with a Sebumeter apparatus did not reveal significant difference (p greater than 0.05) between patients suffering from Pityriasis versicolor and controls and in treated patients, in the course of topical therapy.

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Key concepts: Pityriasis, Lotion, Malassezia, Dermatology, Tinea versicolor, Medicine, Significant difference, Internal medicine