Studies on the dissemination of fungi from the feet of subjects with and without fungous disease of the feet.
Studies on the dissemination of fungi from the feet of subjects with and without fungous disease of the feet.
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对患有和不患有足部真菌病的受试者足部真菌传播的研究。
DOI:
10.1038/jid.1956.4
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发表时间:
1956
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通讯作者:
D. Furnari
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作者:
S. Rosenthal;R. Baer;J. Litt;H. Rogachefsky;D. Furnari
For many years exogenous exposures to pathogenic fungi have been suggested as causes of acute attacks of tinea pedis. Adherents of this belief have based their prophylaxis of fungous disease of the feet on the avoidance of exposure to fungi in areas around swimming pools, public shower rooms and in contaminated shoes and stockings. Many attempts have been made to support this belief by demonstrating the presence of fungi in these places and on fomites. Trichophyton mentagrophytes was isolated only once from a shower stall (Ajello and Getz (1)) and from a bath mat (Gerenecser,(2)) in spite of numerous attempts at isolation (Bonar and Dreyer,(3); Peck, et al (4); Grutz,(5); Howles,(6); Peck and Schwartz,(7)).