A study on the etiological agent and clinico-mycological correlation of fingernail onychomycosis in eastern India
Das Nilay; Ghosh Pramit; Das Suchibrata; Bhattacharya Susmita; Dutta Rathindra; Sengupta Sujit · 2008 · Indian Journal of Dermatology
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Abstract
Background: Onychomycosis manifests itself in various forms, notably onychodystrophy, onycholysis, subungual hyperkeratosis, or nail-plate discoloration. Not necessarily nail changes mentioned here should always be of fungal origin. Objective: The present study is planned to get an idea about etiological agent and clinical correlation in fingernail onychomycosis. Materials and Methods: Nail-clipping and subungual debris of patients with above mentioned nail changes were subjected to KOH preparation. Culture was done on SDA and SDCCA media. Species identification was done by colony character, p
Abstract by Das Nilay; Ghosh Pramit; Das Suchibrata; Bhattacharya Susmita; Dutta Rathindra; Sengupta Sujit, Indian Journal of Dermatology (2008) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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