The analysis of 3 285 cases with fungal dermatoses in military outpatient
YANG Runping
LIU Qifang
LI Xiaopeng
CHEN Wenhui
ZHOU Chunyan
LIU Yuanlin
Abstract：Objective To explore the characteristic of fungal dermatoses from military outpa-tient and to provide scientific references for the prevention and treatment of fungal dermatoses for the troops. Methods The last 5 years visit records were reviewed to analyze the constituent ratio of every fungal dermatosis. Results Three thousand two hundred and eighty-five cases ( 11. 62﹪) were co-llected with firstly diagnosed fungal dermatoses, including male patients of 84. 20﹪ and female pa-tients of 15. 80﹪. The annual constituent ratios of fungal dermatosis tended to decrease with statistical differences. The top three dermatoses were tinea pedis 1 837 ( 55. 92﹪) , tinea unguium 590 ( 17. 96﹪) and tinea cruris 403 ( 12. 27﹪) , most fungal dermatoses happened in patients less than 60 years old, especially less than 30 years old (49. 26﹪);the percentage of 30—60 years was more than 36. 83﹪. Conclusion In our military outpatient work, the emphasis of prevention and treat-ment should be paid on tinea pedis, tinea unguium and tinea curis;patients below the 60 years rank the main population needing medical services.
Keywords：FungusDermatosisMilitary outpatient
Publication Date：2016-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 100-101,111 )