Sexually Transmitted Infections · 1989 · 12 citations · 21 references
GynecologyHomosexualityQueer TheoryWhite PiedraDermatologySocial SciencesAsymptomatic Carriage RateClinical EpidemiologySexual And Reproductive HealthT BeigeliiSex DifferenceSexual BehaviorDigestive System DiseasesSexual HealthUrologyTrichosporon BeigeliiGastrointestinal PathologyMedicineSexual OrientationGenitourinary MedicineSexology
To assess the occurrence of white piedra and the asymptomatic carriage rate of T beigelii, 100 heterosexual and 49 homosexual/bisexual men were entered into the study. White piedra of the scrotal hair was discovered in a total of four (2.7%) patients (two heterosexual, one homosexual and one bisexual), while in addition a positive scrotal culture for T beigelii was noted in a further seven (4.8%) patients (four heterosexual and three homosexual). Rectal carriage rates were 1% in the heterosexual and 4% in the homosexual/bisexual groups, while there was no pharyngeal carriage in either group.
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Brain Abscess Due To Trichosporon Cutaneum
K. C. Watson, S Kallichurum · Journal of Medical Microbiology · 1970 · 130 citations
Systemic mycosis due to trichosporon cutaneum a report of two additional cases
Harry L. Evans, Morris Kletzel, Ronald D. Lawson et al. · Cancer · 1980 · 83 citations · Full text