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Folia 2014; 8 (1)

Frecuency of cutaneous infection diseases

González ZL

Language: Spanish
References: 14
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ABSTRACT

A study was done to determine the frequency of Cutaneous Infection in Dermatology outpatients "Gregorio Valdes Cruz" policlinic. Were diagnosed 656 patients (45,6 %) with cutaneous infection.The data was collected in a form. The viral disease was the most frequent and the vulgar wart the most prevalent among them (61,3 %). Women were the most affected (54,4 %).In the finding Diabetes mellitus was the only predisposed disease, while Mycoses was the most referred disease by the patient like a background of Cutaneous Infection and Diabetes.


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