Fig 1.
Clinical manifestations of emerging dermatophytosis.
(A) Deep dermatophytosis caused by Trichophyton rubrum presenting with a nodular lesion on right leg of a renal transplant recipient. (B) Skin biopsy from case A showing granulomatous inflammation with fungal hyphae (dark purple) within the granulomas (PAS stain, ×400); (C) and (D) extensive tinea corporis and tinea crusis due to T. mentagrophytes complex genotype VIII (Trichophyton indotineae); (E) and (F) sexually transmitted tinea corporis due to Trichophyton mentagrophytes complex genotype VII.
Table 1.
Current gaps and future priorities for research in integration and management of complex dermatophyte infections.