2023
DOI: 10.2147/idr.s392159
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A Typical but Rare Case of Solitary Tinea Auricularis

Abstract: Tinea auricularis is a rare superficial fungal infection, which is easily ignored in clinic due to its atypical clinical symptoms or being accompanied with tinea capitis. In this study, a case of annular erythema with scales around the ear canal orifice was reported. After fungal culture and identification, the patient was diagnosed with Trichophyton rubrum infection, and was cured after 3 weeks of topical use of clotrimazole cream.

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“…There has been no recurrence of the rash post the completion of therapy. 101 Local infection or external drug application can change the local skin immune situation and microbiota that can be one of the causes of fungal infection. 101…”
Section: Case 1: a Typical But Rare Case Of Solitary Tinea Auricularismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There has been no recurrence of the rash post the completion of therapy. 101 Local infection or external drug application can change the local skin immune situation and microbiota that can be one of the causes of fungal infection. 101…”
Section: Case 1: a Typical But Rare Case Of Solitary Tinea Auricularismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apesar de fungos dermatófitos causarem principalmente infecções dérmicas cutâneas, em alguns casos, podem provocar infecções mais profundas, além da camada queratinizada da pele (Yun et al, 2022). De forma invasiva, essas infecções provocam diferentes tipos de lesões subcutâneas e profundas, causando condições graves, disseminadas para órgãos internos, que podem levar a um problema de saúde pública (Hu et al, 2023;Simonsen et al, 2023).…”
Section: As Dermatofitoses E T Rubrumunclassified