Scalp Ringworm in Scotland, 1946-7

Ringworm of the Scalp in India

Out of 53 consecutive cases of tinea o scalp that have been seen at the Cl1 a School of Tropical Medicine during the as three years 20 have been found to be caused by Trichophyton violaceum; the remainder wer caused by Microsporon audouini with the exception of two cases of favus. These 20 cases of T. violaceum infection included five Europeans, twelve Mohammed and three Marwaris. No case was o...

Treatment of ringworm of the scalp.

In the control of an epidemic of cholera the importance of complete freedom from cholera vibrio of the stools of cases treated by seven-day drug therapy, and the prophylactic treatment of contacts with the drug, is emphasized. The role of two properties of this drug-namely, the absence of toxic action and slow absorption and slow excretion-is discussed in its bearing on future sulpha therapy as...

Notes on Common Skin Diseases II. Ringworm of the Scalp

The routine cultural identification of Microsporum ringworm of the scalp.

Tinea capitis in the United States is caused principally by Microsporum audouini and M. canis (lanosum). Identification of the responsible fungus is important in determining the prognosis. Identification of M. audouini by the usual method of planting infected hairs on agar media in a test tube requires 7 to 14 days. M. canis colonies are recognizable in 5 to 8 days. The method described below p...

"cutaneous mycoses in santhern, iran (scalp ringworm)"

a survey on the detection of scalp ringworm, its prevalence and etiological agents, was carried out in 12 different localities in the bandar abbas area, southern iran, in february 1970. two thousand one hundred fifty-three subjects consisting of 1,275 school children from 3 primary schools and one secondary school in the town and 689 rural school children from 6 different villages, together wit...