Tinea capitis superficialis

• Trichophytia superficialis.

• Hoch ansteckende Mykose des behaarten Kopfes.

• Vor allem im Kindesalter auftretend.

• Erreger: Trichophyton- und Mikrosporumarten.

• Multiple erythmatöse, schuppige, Papeln und Plaques. Oft sind abgebrochene Haare zu beobachten. 

• Klinik.
• Wood-Licht: zeigt bei Mikrosporum-Befall gelb-grüne Fluoreszenzen. 
• Ggf. Biopsie.

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