Focus on dermatophytes

Dr Jenny Robson

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Dr Jenny Robson

Microbiologist; Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology's, department of Microbiology and Molecular Pathology

Dr Jenny Robson

Diagnosing and treating fungal nail, scalp and skin infections

The Process:

Once specimens are received in the laboratory, microscopy is performed.

An interim report is then released. Specimens are then set up on specialised agar containing antibiotics and cycloheximide to inhibit the growth of bacteria and saprophytic fungi. Cultures are incubated at 28°C for three weeks.

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