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Artificial Intelligence in the Diagnosis of Onychomycosis-Literature Review

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By Barbara Bulińska, Magdalena Mazur-Milecka, Martyna Sławińska, Jacek Ruminski
| MDPI
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Case Report: Diagnosing Dermatophytoses in Children

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By Barbara Bulińska, Dorota Purzycka-Bohdan, Katarzyna Rychlik, Stefan Anzelewicz, Katarzyna Rychlik, Stefan Anzelewicz
| Journal of Pediatric Health Care Verified
Dermatophytoses of the skin and scalp are common disorders in the pediatric population. The resemblance of the clinical presentation to other dermatoses can make fungal infections challenging to diagnose. We present three cases of dermatophytoses in children. The presence of fungi within skin lesions was confirmed in all cases. The diagnoses were “id” reaction in response to Trichophyton tonsurans infection, Kerion celsi because of Microsporum canis infection, and hair loss during microsporosis.
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