Fungal skin infections in children

New developments and treatments

Daniel Berg Dr Berg is a resident physician and Dr Erickson is a faculty physician, department of family practice, Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis.Correspondence[email protected]

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Paul Erickson Dr Berg is a resident physician and Dr Erickson is a faculty physician, department of family practice, Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis.

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Recognizing the common manifestations of pediatric fungal infections is a key part of any primary care practice. Of paramount importance is the clinical acumen of the physician. In this article, Drs Berg and Erickson discuss several types of fungal infections in children, identify tools for diagnosis, and outline the most effective options for treatment. Newer “off-label” therapies are also examined.

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