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Dermatophytes are microscopic filamentous fungi which have an affinity for keratin. They affect the skin, nails or hair and cause superficial lesions in humans called dermatophytosis. Afflictions are among the most common forms of superficial mycosis in the world.1 Despite many climatic factors offering enormous potential for development, their contagiousness varies according to the species responsible. The incidence increases overnight.2 Dermatophytosis is the major cause of morbidity associated with superficial mycoses, with frequent relapses often refractory to therapy.3

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Formulation and Evaluation of Safety and Antifungal Efficacy of Syzigium Aromaticum-Base Cream on Guinea Pigs Infected with Trichophyton Mentagrophytes