Systemic Mycoses -I | Infectious Medicine | Clinical Video Lectures | Medical V-Learning

Infectious Medicine lecture on Systemic Mycoses – I is an addition to sqadia.com series of Fungal Infections. This V-Learning™ focuses on some of the main categories of systemic mycoses. Endemic mycosis is subcategorized into sporotrichosis, paracoccidioidomycosis, and penicilliosis. Phaeohyphomycoses is also explained in this lecture. Additionally, their Pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment are highlighted.

Systemic Mycoses Infections result from inhalation of the spores of dimorphic fungi that have their mold forms in the soil. Main categories of systemic mycoses are phaeohyphomycoses, endemic mycosis, opportunistic mycoses, and superficial cutaneous Infections.

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Lecture Duration: 00:47:32
Released: December 2019

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Systemic Mycoses Infections result from inhalation of the spores of dimorphic fungi that have their mold forms in the soil. Main categories of systemic mycoses are phaeohyphomycoses, endemic mycosis, opportunistic mycoses, and superficial cutaneous Infections.

Endemic mycosis is subcategorized into sporotrichosis, paracoccidioidomycosis, and penicilliosis. Sporotrichosis also known as rose gardener's disease, is a subacute or chronic infection caused by the fungus Sporothrix schenckii. The fundamental step in the Pathogenesis of fungus is conversion of fungus into yeast after penetration into the host. However, learn about the mechanism of disease development by P. Brasiliensis in this Infectious Medicine lecture that is responsible for causing paracoccidioidomycosis. Furthermore, penicilliosis is discussed whose clinical manifestations include fever, diarrhea, skin lesions.

Phaeohyphomycosis consists of a group of mycotic Infections characterized by the presence of dematiaceous septate hyphae and sometimes yeast or a combination of both in tissue. The clinical manifestations of its subcategories i.e. eumycetoma and chromoblastomycosis are discussed as well.

Systemic mycoses lecture notes available at sqadia.com in the form of systemic mycoses PDF include the detailed information about their diagnosis and treatment which are discussed in succession in this Infectious Medicine lecture.
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