Pathology and treatment of ringworm / by George Thin.

  • Thin, George.
Date:
1887
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Pathology and treatment of ringworm / by George Thin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Archipelago ; and lie believes that Tinea imbricata is the same as the disease described as pita or Tohelau itch. In examining the scales referred to under the microscope, I found that they contained various fungi. There was a consider- able proportion of mycelia and conidia indistinguishable from the mycelia and conidia of Trichophyton. But there were also mycelia of a totally different aspect, some being smaller and some larger than Trichophyton. The engraving (Fig. 21) represents the appearances of the fungi seen amongst these scales. THE END. CIIAIID CIAY AND SONS, LONDON AND BUNGAY.