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• W2014489968 abstract "Las onicomicosis representan aproximadamente el 50% de las onicopatías, pueden ser causadas por dermatofitos, levaduras u hongos filamentosos no dermatofitos. Se realizó un estudio multicéntrico para conocer la prevalencia de onicomicosis, los agentes causales y las formas clínicas más frecuentes. Se evaluaron todas las muestras de uñas de manos y pies durante el período de un año en 9 centros asistenciales. Se procesaron 5.961 muestras, el 82,3% correspondieron a uñas de pies y el 17,7% a uñas de manos. La edad promedio de los pacientes fue 49,7 años y el 66% perteneció al sexo femenino. Los exámenes directos fueron positivos en el 61% de los casos. En adultos, las uñas de los pies presentaron un 61,2% de resultados positivos en el examen directo, y los cultivos fueron positivos en un 43,7%. Los hongos predominantes fueron los dermatofitos (82,8%) y la forma clínica más frecuente fue la distal subungueal. En uñas de manos la positividad del examen directo fue del 59,8% y los cultivos fueron positivos en un 52,9%; los hongos predominantes fueron de tipo levaduriforme y la forma clínica más frecuente fue la onicolisis. Se encontró un 61% de positividad en el examen directo, valor superior al de otras investigaciones. En las uñas de los pies prevalecieron los dermatofitos en ambos sexos, y en uñas de manos las levaduras, en el sexo femenino, y dermatofitos, en el masculino. El 4,8% de los aislamientos de uñas de pies y el 2,05% de los de uñas de manos fueron de hongos filamentosos no dermatofíticos. Onychomycosis accounts for up to 50% of all nail disorders. They can be caused by: yeasts, dermatophytes and non-dermatophyte moulds. A multicentre study designed to determine the prevalence, mycological test results, aetiological agents, and clinical presentation of onychomycosis was carried out. All fingernail and toenail samples taken during a one year period at 9 diagnostic centres were included. A total of 5,961 samples were analysed, of which 82.3% were from toenails and 17.7% from fingernails. The mean age of the patients was 49.7 years, and 66% were females. Direct microscopic examination was positive in 61% of the samples. In adults, 61.2% of toenails were positive using potassium hydroxide (KOH), and 43.7% were positive in cultures. The prevailing aetiological agents belong to the dermatophyte group (82.8%), and distal subungual was the most common clinical form. In fingernails, direct examination showed 59.8% positive samples, and cultures were positive in 52.9%. The prevailing agents were yeasts belonging to Candida species, and onycholysis was the most common lesion. Direct mycological examinations were positive in 61%, a higher value than that found in other series. Dermatophytes were prevalent in toenails of both sexes, and in finger nails yeast were prevalent in females, and dermatophytes in males. Non-dermatophyte moulds corresponded to 4.8% of toenail and 2.05% of fingernails isolates." @default.
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• W2014489968 title "Onicomicosis: estudio multicéntrico clínico, epidemiológico y micológico" @default.
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