2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00105-017-3933-4
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“…B. T. mentagrophytes, die eine stärkere Entzündungsreaktion auslösen als die gut adaptierten anthropophilen Dermatophyten wie z. B. T. rubrum, T. tonsurans oder T. interdigitale [15]. Das Mykid tritt vornehm- lich bei hoher Allergenfreisetzung auf.…”
Section: Mykologische Diagnostikunclassified
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“…B. T. mentagrophytes, die eine stärkere Entzündungsreaktion auslösen als die gut adaptierten anthropophilen Dermatophyten wie z. B. T. rubrum, T. tonsurans oder T. interdigitale [15]. Das Mykid tritt vornehm- lich bei hoher Allergenfreisetzung auf.…”
Section: Mykologische Diagnostikunclassified
“…Als Overtreatment-Syndrom bezeichnet man eine Variante des Mykids, die nach Beginn einer intensiven systemischen antimykotischen Therapie auftritt: Die Hauterscheinungen können exanthematisch sein und sogar mit leichtem Fieber einhergehen. Es wird bei hochentzündlichen Tinea-Formen durch zoophile Dermatophyten beobachtet und beruht möglicherweise auf einer verstärkten Antigenfreisetzung [15,[17][18][19].…”
Section: Mykologische Diagnostikunclassified
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“…Criteria for the diagnosis of a dermatophytid include: (1) evidence of a (frequently) inflammatory dermatophytosis at another site of the body (here, TC); (2) no evidence of fungal elements in the dermatophytid lesions; (3) initially, there is frequently a clinical flare-up upon starting highly effective systemic antifungal therapy (release of large amounts of fungal antigens). It is essential to distinguish this phenomenon from a drug eruption caused by the systemic antifungal agent; (4) the lesions resolve once the fungal infection has been treated [39,40]. While dermatophytids usually occur on the trunk, extremities and face, generalized eruptions are also possible.…”
Section: Infection Patterns and Clinical Presentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some authors believe that the significant inflammatory component of some TC variants (kerion) is in part due to a strong (delayed-type) immune response to the causative organism; this is also reflected by the common occurrence of dermatophytids [39,40]. Given this view, it has been recommended to use oral or intralesional corticosteroids to speed up the healing process and to minimize the risk of persistent alopecia [111,112].…”
Section: Use Of Corticosteroidsmentioning
confidence: 99%