Clinicomycological Profile of Chronic Dermatophytosisin a Tertiary Care Centerfrom Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Chhabra, Namrata; Khare, Soumil; Das, Padma; Wankhade, Archana

doi:10.4103/idoj.idoj_31_20

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“…This type of tinea occurs due to modification of the morphology on using topicals with antifungal and steroid combination. Our study found that 6.09% of the cases presented with dermatophytosis at multiple sites which is in contrast to the studies conducted by Pathania et al and Chabbra et al 12,13…”

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Study of morphological patterns of dermatophytosis

Jacob²,

Sharada³

2022

Int J Res Dermatol

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Background: Dermatophytosis (tinea) refers to the superficial mycosis of keratinized tissues like hair, skin or nail caused by dermatophytes. It is a problem of significant importance because of the increasing trend in the number of cases that are unresponsive to treatment and presenting with recurrence.Methods: 148 patients with dermatophytosis attending the outpatient department of dermatology were enrolled based on inclusion and exclusion criteria during the 3-month time period between April 2021 and June 2021.Results: Out of the 148 cases, 93 (62.83%) were males and 55 (37.16%) were females. Highest number of cases were seen in the age group 21–30 with 61 (41.21%) cases. Among the 148 cases, 139 (93.91%) cases presented with dermatophytosis at a single site while 9 (6.09%) cases had multiple sites of dermatophytosis. Out of the 139 cases who had dermatophytosis at a single site, 77 cases (55.39%) were found to have corporis pattern.Conclusions: The most common pattern of dermatophytosis found was the annular pattern and young males were the most commonly affected population.

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Study of morphological patterns of dermatophytosis

Jacob²,

Sharada³

2022

Int J Res Dermatol

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“…It was found that the teachers who had a higher level of emotional intelligence scored higher on teaching effectiveness when equated with teachers who had a lower level of emotional intelligence. Also, a significant relationship (level of significance-0.01) was found between emotional intelligence and teaching effectiveness (23).…”

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Emotional Intelligence and Job Performance: A Review Based Study

Sharma¹,

Chand²

2022

ECS Trans.

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The 21st century is witness to a rapidly changing workplace because of technological advancements, competition posed by competitors, globalization, and the expansion in the service sector. This necessitates employees to be much more involved in work not just physically but also emotionally and mentally as employees with emotional intelligence competencies have been found to give an outstanding performance at work and contribute more to an organization’s profits (1,2). Hence, after a careful examination of literature, the present study with a literature-based approach brings to the forefront the crucial role played by emotional intelligence in job performance leading to the success of an organization. This study will be valuable for researchers, academicians, industrialists, and other stakeholders in understanding how emotional intelligence has an impact on job performance, and how it could assist an organization in employing a workforce with the necessary emotional intelligence, thereby contributing to an organization’s long-term success.

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Study of involvement of terminal and vellus hair follicle in dermatophytic infections

Dhande

Madke

Singh

et al. 2022

Egyptian Journal of Dermatology and Venereology

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Aim To study the involvement of terminal and vellus hair follicle in dermatophytic infections. Objectives Methodology A 4mm punch biopsy was collected from the active border involving the hairy part of the skin and stained with Hematyoxylin and Eosin and Periodic acid schiff stain . Hair follicle portions were examined to check if there are any fungal elements in the follicle. Result It was found that there was correlation between duration of disease and involvement of hair follicle. Conclusion Chronicity is associated with hair follicle involvement, requiring longer duration of oral Antifungals for complete clearance of infection.

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Clinicomycological Profile of Chronic Dermatophytosisin a Tertiary Care Centerfrom Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Study of morphological patterns of dermatophytosis

Study of morphological patterns of dermatophytosis

Emotional Intelligence and Job Performance: A Review Based Study

Study of involvement of terminal and vellus hair follicle in dermatophytic infections

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