Tinea capitis is named after a dermatophyte fungus for the infection of scalp. Although common in children, tinea capitis is seen less often in adults.
Hair trichophyton (which can be briefly infected as “T”) and microscopy (“M”.) Fungus.
In New Zealand, M. canis is the most common dermatology fungus that causes tinea capitis. This fungus is zoophilic i.e. it naturally grows on animals rather than humans. M. canis tinea capitis is an infected cat or rarely due to the contact of an old cat or dog.
Other zephylic fungus sometimes causes tinea capitis:
• T. Verrucosum (evolution of cattle)
• T. Mentagrophytes var Equinoxes
• M Nainam (exit from pigs)
• M. Distortum (a version of M Kentee found in cats)
• T. Mentagrophytes var Equinoxes
• M Nainam (exit from pigs)
• M. Distortum (a version of M Kentee found in cats)
In the United States, T. Tonuran also has become a common cause of tinea capitis; It is passed from person to person because it naturally infects humans (i.e. it is an anthropogenic). It often does not produce any symptoms and is usually found in adult carriers.
Other anthropophilic fungus sometimes causes tinea capitis:
• Especially among African patients. Violaceum
• M Audouinii
• M. Ferruginium
• T. Schoenleinii
• T. Rubrum
• T. Magnie
• T. Soundness
• T. Yondai
• M Audouinii
• M. Ferruginium
• T. Schoenleinii
• T. Rubrum
• T. Magnie
• T. Soundness
• T. Yondai
Dermatology fungus is sometimes produced in soil (geological organisms). It rarely causes tinea capitis:
• M. Gpsm
• M Fulvam
• M Fulvam
Types of Tinea Capitis Transition
Tang capitals are classified as how the fungus attacks the hair shaft.
Tang capitals are classified as how the fungus attacks the hair shaft.
Actactrix infection
Attack of the acetothrix hair, M. Canis, M. Audienne, M. Distortum, M. Ferruginium, M. Gypsum, M Nainam and T. Because of infection with Varrucosam is due. Fungal branches (Haifes) and spiers (arthrocronidia) come out of the hair. The ectothrhex infection can be detected by the affected area of Woods Lighthouse (long wave ultraviolet light) examination, the vet uses it to examine the fur of its cats. Fahr is fluorosis when infected with M canis. Read More
Attack of the acetothrix hair, M. Canis, M. Audienne, M. Distortum, M. Ferruginium, M. Gypsum, M Nainam and T. Because of infection with Varrucosam is due. Fungal branches (Haifes) and spiers (arthrocronidia) come out of the hair. The ectothrhex infection can be detected by the affected area of Woods Lighthouse (long wave ultraviolet light) examination, the vet uses it to examine the fur of its cats. Fahr is fluorosis when infected with M canis. Read More
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