- Candida paronychia
- candidal paronychia paronychia caused by infection with a species of Candida.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
Candida albicans — Scientific classification Kingdom: Fungi Phylum … Wikipedia
Paronychia — Inflammation of the folds of tissue surrounding the nail due to infection. The infection may be bacterial (most commonly, staph or strep) or to fungal. The term paronychia is compounded from para , next to + the Greek onyx , nail = next to the… … Medical dictionary
paronychia — whitlow; n. an inflamed swelling of the nail folds. Acute paronychia is usually caused by infection with Staphylococcus aureus. Chronic paronychia occurs mainly in those who habitually engage in wet work; it is associated with secondary infection … The new mediacal dictionary
Candida — A genus of yeastlike fungi commonly found in nature; a few species are isolated from the skin, feces, and vaginal and pharyngeal tissue, but the gastrointestinal tract is the source of the single most important species, C. albicans. [L. candidus … Medical dictionary
paronychia — (par o nik e ah) Inflammation involving the folds of tissue surrounding the nail; usually caused by Candida albicans … Dictionary of microbiology
Candida parapsilosis — a species that sometimes causes endocarditis, paronychia, or otitis externa … Medical dictionary
Паронихия (Paronychia), Панариций (Whitlow) — воспаление ногтевых валиков. Острая паронихия (acute paronychia) обычно вызывается бактериями вида Staphylococcus aureus. Хроническая паронихия (chronic paronychia) преимущественно развивается у людей, которые по роду своей работы постоянно имеют … Медицинские термины
Candidiasis — Thrush (infection) redirects here. For the hoof infection see Thrush (horse). Candidiasis Classification and external resources Agar plate culture of Candida albicans … Wikipedia
Onychomycosis — Classification and external resources A toenail affected by onychomycosis ICD 10 B35.1 … Wikipedia
Oral candidiasis — Classification and external resources Oral thrush ICD 10 B37.0 … Wikipedia