Tinea versicolor: A practical guide for primary care physicians: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 87, No 7

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Tinea versicolor is easy to distinguish clinically from other superficial fungal infections of the skin. The disorder is extremely chronic, but simple, effective therapy is available. In this concise article, Dr Pariser discusses identification of typical lesions of tinea versicolor and specific treatment options.

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