ArticleMedical mycology case reports2026
Atypical cutaneous candidiasis mimicking tinea corporis in an otherwise healthy young man: A case report.
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Cutaneous candidiasis typically affects intertriginous areas and may be overlooked when occurring at non-intertriginous sites. We report a 28-year-old otherwise healthy man with a 7-month history of pruritic scaly erythematous lesions on both upper extremities and the upper abdomen. Before presentation, he had used a topical corticosteroid unsupervised for 2 months. The lesions were initially treated as tinea corporis. Direct microscopy showed pseudohyphae and spores, and two consecutive fungal cultures yielded
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