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Tinea Corporis
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Contents
Other Names
- Tinea corporis gladiatorum
Background
Pathophysiology
- Tiniea rubrum is the most common cause
- Tinea tonsurans
Risk Factors
Differential Diagnosis
Clinical Features
Evaluation
- Primarily clinical
- KOH prep is diagnostic test of choice
Classification
Management
- Topical antifungal
- Oral antifungals
Return to Play
- Topical treatment with an anti-fungal drug for at least 72 hours
- Coverage by a gas-permeable bandage during competition
Complications
See Also
References
Created by:
John Kiel on 23 June 2019 01:15:23
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4 July 2019 19:09:35
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