"Microsporum gypseum " is categorized as a rare agent of infection, and usually only occurs in rural areas.
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Ringworm lesion on forearm caused by " Microsporum gypseum ", incurred from fomite exposure through handling of firewood . The species is keratinophilic and is known for causing diseases on human skin.
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As a 1 % topical cream, It is indicated for the treatment of athlete's foot, jock itch, and ringworm caused by dermatophytes such as " Trichophyton rubrum ", " Microsporum gypseum " and " Epidermophyton floccosum.
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Similar looking infections, sometimes diagnosed as favid but more often as atypical inflammatory tinea, may rarely be produced by agents of more common dermatophyte fungal infections, in particular " Microsporum gypseum ", the most common soil-borne dermatophyte fungus, and " Trichophyton mentagrophytes " ( name used in post-1999 sense for a phylogenetic species formerly referred to as " Trichophyton mentagrophytes " var . " quinckeanum " ), the agent of favid infection of the mouse.
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