INTRODUCTION
Dermatophytosis/
Tinea (Ringworm)
ex: stratum
corneum, nails,
and hair
Tinea corporis
INTRODUCTION
TINEA CORPORIS
E. floccosum
M. canis
T. mentagrophytes
Tinea corporis
T. rubrum
TINEA CORPORIS
Clinical Findings:
TINEA CORPORIS
TINEA CORPORIS
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Identity of patient
Name
: Ms. AW
Sex
: Female
Registration number : 97-81-30
Age
: 51 years old
Weigth
: 83 kg
Address
: Blang Bintang, Banda Aceh
Phone number
: 081264038893
Examination date
: November 26th 2013
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History
Additional Complain:
Itchiness.
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History of Treatment:
Patient used skin ointment (patient forgot the
name of medicine), but it has not work.
Amlodipine tablet 10 mg as her antihypertension
drug has not been consumed regularly.
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Physical Examination
Picture
Dermatological status
On thoracic dextra region of superior lateralA,B,
thoracic sinistra region of lateralC, gluteal
dextra regionD and cruris dextra region of
anteriorE, found erythematous plaque, papules
and scales on the edge of lesion, well defined,
irregular edge, plaque size, there are central
healings,
multiple
lesion,
disseminated
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Planning Diagnosis
KOH examination, fungal culture, and skin biopsy.
Differential Diagnosis
1. Tinea corporis
2. Psoriasis vulgaris
3. Seborrheic dermatitis
4. Candidiasis
5. Erythrasma
Diagnosis
Tinea corporis
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Management
Systemic Medication:
Ketoconazole 1 x 200 mg tablet
Topical Medication:
Miconazole cream 2%
Education
1. Wearing loose clothing and absorb sweat
2. Drying off after shower and sweating
3. Do not exchange towel to with other
4. Keeping body hygiene
5. Taking medicine regularly
6. Consuming nutritious foods
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Prognosis
Quo ad vitam
: dubia ad bonam
Quo ad functionam : dubia ad bonam
Quo ad sanactionam
: dubia ad bonam
DISCUSSION
Patient diagnosed
DISCUSSION
T. rubrum
mounded white
center with
maroon
periphery
few tear-shaped
microconidia and
rare pencilshaped
macroconidia
T. mentagrophytes
white to creamy
with a cottony and
mounded surface
clustered round
microconidia, rare
cigar-shaped
macroconidia,
occasional spiral
hyphae and hair
perforation
positive
E. floccosum
flat feathery
colonies with a
central fold and
yellow to dull graygreen pigment
no microconidia,
numerous thin and
thick-walled, clubshaped
macroconidia
DISCUSSION
Ketoconazole is an antifungal systemic broad
spectrum imidazole group and is fungistatic.
Mechanism of action of ketoconazole:
1. Inhibiting the biosynthesis of ergosterol
2. Inhibiting the enzyme cytochrome P-450
In this case, patient was treated
ketoconazole 200 mg tablet per day
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