Comment on ‘Emerging Threats in Dermatophytosis: Antimicrobial Resistance in Trichophyton, with Emphasis on T. indotineae’: Insights from a case series of T. indotineae’ seen in a regional health board in Scotland, UK

Katherine E L Farquhar

doi:10.1093/ced/llaf533

December 2, 2025Clinical and Experimental Dermatology

Comment on ‘Emerging Threats in Dermatophytosis: Antimicrobial Resistance in Trichophyton, with Emphasis on T. indotineae’: Insights from a case series of T. indotineae’ seen in a regional health board in Scotland, UK

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Key Points

Antimicrobial resistance in t. indotineae raises significant concerns for public health, affecting treatment efficacy.
Insights focus on observations from a regional health board in Scotland with relevant case studies.
Discussion emphasizes urgent need for awareness and strategies to combat antimicrobial resistance.
Understanding local cases helps inform broader management approaches and guidelines for dermatophytosis.

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Comment on emerging antimicrobial resistance in T. indotineae, highlighting concerns from a regional health board in Scotland.

Abstract

We read with great interest the article by Tey et al. highlighting the global emergence of antimicrobial resistance in T. indotineae. We hope that our insights from a regional Scottish health board might contextualise this topical issue.

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Katherine E L Farquhar (2025) studied this question.

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Comment on ‘Emerging Threats in Dermatophytosis: Antimicrobial Resistance in Trichophyton, with Emphasis on T. indotineae’: Insights from a case series of T. indotineae’ seen in a regional health board in Scotland, UK

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