Fungal Infections

SK Punshi MBBS DDV FIMS FDSSenior Consultant Dermatologist, Ex-Consultant Dermatologist and Teacher, Dr Panjabrao Deshmukh Memorial Medical College (PDMMC), Amravati, Maharashtra, India

• CHAPTER 1: Introduction of Fungal Infection (Basic Science)CHAPTER 2: Prevalence of Fungal DiseasesCHAPTER 3: Classification of Fungal InfectionCHAPTER 4: Fungal Infections (Mycosis)CHAPTER 5: Pityriasis Versicolor (Tinea Versicolor, Dermatomycosis, Furfuracea, Chromophytosis)CHAPTER 6: CandidiasisCHAPTER 7: Tinea CapitisCHAPTER 8: Tinea CorporisCHAPTER 9: Tinea CrurisCHAPTER 10: Tinea UnguiumCHAPTER 11: Tinea PedisCHAPTER 12: Indian ScenarioCHAPTER 13: Sources of Fungal Infections with Causative AgentsCHAPTER 14: Management of Dermatophytosis in Patients with Concomitant Systemic Diseases and DermatosesCHAPTER 15: Topical Corticosteroid Modified Superficial Dermatophytosis: Morphological PatternsCHAPTER 16: Tinea Incognito and Topical Corticosteroid Abuse in DermatologyCHAPTER 17: Antifungal DrugsCHAPTER 18: Newer Drugs and Therapy of Fungal InfectionsCHAPTER 19: Deep Fungal InfectionCHAPTER 20: MucormycosisCHAPTER 21: Recalcitrant Fungal InfectionCHAPTER 22: Reasons for Resistance of Fungal InfectionCHAPTER 23: Side Effect of Topical CorticosteroidCHAPTER 24: Mixo Combination Topical Therapy in Superficial Fungal InfectionsCHAPTER 25: Tips to Prevent Recurrence of Tinea InfectionCHAPTER 26: Superficial Fungal Infection and Its Effect on Quality of LifeCHAPTER 27: DermatophytidColor AtlasSuggested Readings