Multi-center retrospective cohort study shows unique infection traits in children with Down Syndrome, suggesting tailored management strategies.
Tinea capitis in children with DS is more inflammatory, has unique mycological characteristics, and has a poorer response to treatment compared to children without DS. These findings may help health care providers more effectively manage this infection in patients with DS.
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