Publications by authors named "L Ludriksone"
Adverse reactions to sunscreens are uncommon in relation to their widespread use [Loden et al. Br J Dermatol. 2011;165(2):255-62; Jansen et al.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Wound healing after pectoral port implantation is a major factor determining the success or failure of the procedure. Infection and wound dehiscence can endanger the functionality of the port system and impede chemotherapy. The cosmetic result is important for patient satisfaction as well.
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- There has been a significant increase in Trichophyton quinckeanum infections recently, especially in 2020 when cases rose fivefold compared to 2015, often linked to rising field mouse populations.
- Typical carriers of the infection include rodents, dogs, and cats, which are usually asymptomatic, while humans experience more inflammatory responses, showing symptoms like tinea corporis and tinea capitis.
- Treatment for T. quinckeanum infections generally involves antifungal medications based on severity and patient factors, with terbinafine being the primary oral option for adults, while alternatives and off-label treatments may be used for children.