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Clinical significance of Candida isolation from dystrophic fingernails.

Avner ShemerRalph DanielAnna LyakhovitskyVered Aghion-SvirskyRiad KassemDimitris RigopoulosRenata FarhiEran Galili
Published in: Mycoses (2020)
Candida-positive primary onycholysis was shown to be non-responsive to systemic anti-fungal treatment, suggesting that anti-fungal treatment is not indicated. For other clinical scenarios, high proportions of treatment non-response suggest that determining causality of Candida should not be based on a single positive mycological culture.
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