Reveals a high prevalence of dermatophytes in pupils, highlighting key risk factors for infection.
This study revealed a high prevalence of dermatophytes, with M. canis being the most predominant fungal pathogen. Risk factors such as gender and age predispose subjects to infections. Accurate and prompt surveillance of the burden of tinea capitis is essential to prevent further transmission.
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