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Pityrosporum folliculitis and ketoconazole

Pityrosporum folliculitis, an apparently common dermatosis, appears to have a multi‐factorial aetiology. The response of thirteen patients with Pityrosporum folliculitis to ketoconazole therapy indicates that the Pityrosporum yeasts may be important aetiotogical agents.

G. Midgley | G. Ford | F. A. Ive

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