Mycoses and algal infections

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25 Mycoses and Algal Infections

Superficial filamentous infections 441

Dermatophytoses overall 441
Tinea capitis 441
Kerion 442
Favus 442
Tinea incognito 442
“Id reaction” 442
Tinea faciei 443
Tinea barbae, tinea corporis, and tinea cruris 443
Tinea pedis 443
Tinea manuum 443
Tinea imbricata 443
Majocchi’s granuloma 444
Onychomycosis 445
Dermatomycosis 445

Yeast infections 446

Candidiasis overall 446
Acute superficial candidosis 446
Chronic mucocutaneous candidosis 446
Disseminated systemic candidosis 446
Candidosis of the newborn 447
Oral candidosis 447
Genital candidosis 447
Periungual candidosis 447
APECED 447
Cryptococcosis 448
Pityriasis versicolor 449
Pityrosporum folliculitis 450
Trichosporonosis 450
White piedra 450

Systemic mycoses 451

North American blastomycosis 451
Coccidioidomycosis 452
Paracoccidioidomycosis 453
Histoplasmosis 454

Infections by dematiaceous (pigmented) fungi 455

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