The Chemotherapy of Ringworm Infection

Schamberg, Jay F.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1931.01450011050005

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“…Judging from the compounds tested (table 1), the fungicidal activity depends not only on the constituents of a given side chain but also on its position with reference to the benzene ring. 4. Indications are that the development of suitable solvents and the possible synthesis of new combinations may make available agents of considerable fungicidal activity.…”

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Further Studies in Fungicides

Kingery¹

1935

Arch Derm Syphilol

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Further Studies in Fungicides

Kingery¹

1935

Arch Derm Syphilol

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“…Smith (11) reviewed the effect of a number of inorganic and organic substances on mold. Schamberg et al (10) and Kingery et al (8) made extensive studies on fungicides from the point of view of the relation of structure to fungicidal properties; however, little attention was given to pH.…”

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Fungistatic Properties of Antiseptics and Related Compounds

Hoffman¹,

Dalby²

1941

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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INDUSTRIALAND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY 749 crawling are different from those which give rise to the defects produced upon baking. A change in the balance of the simple mechanical forces involved in the equilibrium between adhesion and cohesion probably accounts for these differences.Changes in polarity of the materials during baking which, in turn, would affect the interfacial tension at varnish-metal interfaces, also probably play an important part. This work is being continued.

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“…In addition to the lotion and pow-der an ointmnent is produced. Iodine is a fuingicide (Schamberg et al, 1931) and has some therapeutic value (Strickler, 1933;Legge et al, 1934). It often irritates and in my experience causes secondary manifestations.…”

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A Clinical Note on Fungus Infection of the Skin of the Feet (Abbreviated)

Jc¹

1937

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

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DUTRING the last twenty years increasing interest has been taken in the subject of fungus infection of the skin of the feet. The disease is of peculiar interest to the Services because, though in most cases no symptoms at all, or only discomfort due to itching, may be experienced, yet every sufferer is a potential casualty, owing to the possibility of an acute exacerbation necessitating treatment in bed. In addition, irritable or painful feet try the temper and induce fatigue in those who have to march distances in heavy boots (Jones, 1935).Many names are given to the disease-such as Hongkong, Shanghai, and Singapore foot, athlete's foot, " gym," golfers' and swimmers' itch. toe-rot, ringworm of the feet, Cantlie's foot tetter, eezematoid ringworm of the extremities, dermatomycosis, epidermomycosis, and epidermophytosis. Whitfield described ringwormn of the toes in 1908. Since the Great War it has become more common, and it may be that the service of men of many nations in tropical and subtropical countries, with resultant infection and return home uncured, tended to spread the disease (Hallows, 1922; Barksdale, 1933). It is now of world-wide incidence and is becoming relatively and actually more prevalent (

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The Chemotherapy of Ringworm Infection

Cited by 12 publications

References 2 publications

Further Studies in Fungicides

Further Studies in Fungicides

Fungistatic Properties of Antiseptics and Related Compounds

A Clinical Note on Fungus Infection of the Skin of the Feet (Abbreviated)

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