Ebook: Current Topics in Medical Mycology

CURRENT TOPICS IN MEDICAL MYCOLOGY, VOLUME 4, like the pre- ceding three volumes in the series, is intended to summarize current research advances inmedical mycology. Topics ex- plored in this volume include skin kinetics of azole anti- fungal drugs; killer system interactions; fusarium-caused hyalohyphamycosis; molecular technique for epidemiologic ty- ping of Candida species; and the need for a mycoses-repor- ting system.

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CURRENT TOPICS IN MEDICAL MYCOLOGY, VOLUME 4, like the pre- ceding three volumes in the series, is intended to summarize current research advances inmedical mycology. Topics ex- plored in this volume include skin kinetics of azole anti- fungal drugs; killer system interactions; fusarium-caused hyalohyphamycosis; molecular technique for epidemiologic ty- ping of Candida species; and the need for a mycoses-repor- ting system.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages i-xi
The Infection of Human Skin and Nail by Scytalidium Species ....Pages 1-42
The Use of Molecular Techniques for Epidemiologic Typing of Candida Species....Pages 43-63
Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Considerations....Pages 64-87
Skin Kinetics of Azole Antifungal Drugs....Pages 88-136
Killer System Interactions....Pages 137-157
Allylamine Antifungal Drugs....Pages 158-188
The Treatment of Superficial Skin Infections Caused by Dermatophytes....Pages 189-206
Molecular Approach to the Toxic Action of Quinone Mycotoxins—Chemical Structure and Biochemistry....Pages 207-230
Fusarium-Caused Hyalohyphomycosis: An Overview....Pages 231-249
Teaching Medical Mycology in Latin America....Pages 251-258
The Need for a Mycoses Reporting System....Pages 259-265
Back Matter....Pages 267-274

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CURRENT TOPICS IN MEDICAL MYCOLOGY, VOLUME 4, like the pre- ceding three volumes in the series, is intended to summarize current research advances inmedical mycology. Topics ex- plored in this volume include skin kinetics of azole anti- fungal drugs; killer system interactions; fusarium-caused hyalohyphamycosis; molecular technique for epidemiologic ty- ping of Candida species; and the need for a mycoses-repor- ting system.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages i-xi
The Infection of Human Skin and Nail by Scytalidium Species ....Pages 1-42
The Use of Molecular Techniques for Epidemiologic Typing of Candida Species....Pages 43-63
Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Considerations....Pages 64-87
Skin Kinetics of Azole Antifungal Drugs....Pages 88-136
Killer System Interactions....Pages 137-157
Allylamine Antifungal Drugs....Pages 158-188
The Treatment of Superficial Skin Infections Caused by Dermatophytes....Pages 189-206
Molecular Approach to the Toxic Action of Quinone Mycotoxins—Chemical Structure and Biochemistry....Pages 207-230
Fusarium-Caused Hyalohyphomycosis: An Overview....Pages 231-249
Teaching Medical Mycology in Latin America....Pages 251-258
The Need for a Mycoses Reporting System....Pages 259-265
Back Matter....Pages 267-274
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