Prevalence of dermatophytic fungal infections at Al-Kindi Hospital in Baghdad
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https://doi.org/10.36320/ajb/v9.i2.7594Keywords:
dermatophytic fungal , keratin, Microsporum, EpidermophytonAbstract
Background: Dermatophytes are types of fungal infections affect skin, nails and hairs. These infections are predominant in moist and warm climate by which the growth of these organisms are sustained.
Aim: find out the prevalence of dermatophytic infection among patients attending dermatological outpatient clinic at Al-Kindi Hospital in Baghdad.
Result: Tinea .pedis was the most predominant clinical presentation reported in 31% of the sample.
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