Skin (cutis) is the outer covering of the human body. It consists of the epidermis (five layers of epidermal cells), dermis and subcutaneous fat (hypodermis). The functions performed by this largest human organ in terms of area are: respiratory, protective, thermoregulation and water-salt
Treatment of rubromycosis is carried out with antimycotics, prescribed individually taking into account susceptibility, examination results and cultural diagnostics.
Mycoses are a broad category of pathologies caused by parasitic fungi. Identification of cause-and-effect relationships is carried out by a set of laboratory studies.
A consultation with a mycologist is necessary for the diagnosis and treatment of mycoses - fungal dermatological diseases affecting the skin, nails, hair, and mucous membranes. The specialist's competence includes conservative complex therapy and the appointment of preventive measures to
The picture of mycoses has a high polymorphism, therefore the search and determination of cause-and-effect relationships is achieved by combining various methods of laboratory diagnostics.
Wood's lamp diagnostics is a screening - a type of express laboratory research methods designed for targeted selective identification of types of microorganisms that cause a number of infectious diseases, in particular dermatological and venereal diseases.
Candidiasis – various pathologies of the epidermis, epithelium, nail plates and internal organs caused by yeast-like microscopic fungi of the genus Candida present in normal healthy microflora.
Keratomycosis is a lesion of the hair and the stratum corneum of the epidermis caused by yeast-like fungi Pityrosporum, Exophiala, Piedraia, Trichosporon, Sporotrichium.
Fungal diseases (mycoses) are a broad category of pathologies caused by parasitic fungi.