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Belgian national survey on tinea capitis: epidemiological considerations and highlight of terbinafine resistant T. mentagrophytes with a mutation on SQLE gene

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Table 1. Distribution of the 337 cases of tinea capitis by laboratory, sex, age, and nationality.
Figure 1. Geographical distribution all around Belgium of cases of tinea capitis collected during the  study (n = 336, one localization not known)
Figure 2. Description of the prevalence of dermatophytes species among the 337 cases of recorded  tinea capitis
Figure 3. Macromorphology (A) and micromorphology (B) of the N. incurvata strain isolated in the  study
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