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Browsing by Author "Sacar T."

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    Orf and religious practices [1]
    (Japanese Dermatological Association, 2005) Gündüz K.; Inanir I.; Sacar T.
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    Serum lipid fractions, nitric oxide and plasma endothelin-1 levels in actinic keratosis
    (2005) Sacar T.; Gunduz K.; Var A.; Uyanik B.S.
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    Onychomycosis in primary school children: Association with socioeconomic conditions
    (2006) Gunduz T.; Metin D.Y.; Sacar T.; Hilmioglu S.; Baydur H.; Inci R.; Tümbay E.
    Onychomycosis in childhood is reported to be unusual. The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of onychomycosis in primary school children and to make comparison between different socioeconomic status in the rural and urban areas of the city. Hand and foot nails of 23235 children aged 7-14 were examined. Onychomycosis was suspected and nail scrapings for mycological examination were taken in 116 of them. Hyphae or spores were seen in 41 (0.18%) by direct microscopic examination, and mycological cultures were positive in 24 (0.1%) of them. Toenails were affected in all of the fungal culture positive cases. Trichosporon spp, Trichophyton rubrum, Candida albicans and Candida glabrata grew in 11, 6, 5 and 2 of the cultures repectively. Onychomycosis prevalence was significantly higher in the children living in the rural areas (p = 0.016) [Odds ratio = 3.43 (%95 CI 1.11
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    Flexural follicular lichen planus
    (2009) Gunduz K.; Sacar T.; Inanir I.; Demireli P.
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