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NATIONAL  LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
        Reference Division
                   FUNGUS  INFECTIONS
bibliography, covering literature of 1952 through September 1958
                      Compiled by
                   Dorothy Bocker M.D,
                     Medical Officer
S,  DEPARTMENT OF  HEALTH,  EDUCATION,  AND  WELFARE
                   Public  Health Service
                   Washington 25, D. C.
                       March 1959 
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
     WASHINGTON, D.  C. 
 vx^                                   INTRODUCTION





 ^   This is another in the National Library of Medicine's series of bibliographies



 ^ on selected subjects of current interest.  Fungus infections have become in-



creasingly important in medicine and public health, and much has been learned



   about them in recent years, due to improved laboratory methods and to the



   disturbance of normal symbiotic relationships caused by the use of antibiotics.



   This bibliography is designed as a tool for  clinicians and laboratory workers.



   It is not exhaustive, but attempts to present a selection of the literature.  Re-



   ferences are in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish, occasionally



   annotated. The period covered is 1952 through September 1958.



       Arrangement.   The references are arranged in three groups: 1.  General.



   A.  Books which present comprehensive descriptions; B.  Articles about



   more than one type of fungus, isolation of fungi from soil or from air, or



   Mfarmervs lung," in which no etiological agent is described.  20  Systemic



   (deep) infection. 3. Superficial infection.  Chromoblastomycosis (chroidio-



   mycosis), because of its unique clinical form, has been classed by itself.



   The literature of the other superficial fungus infections is so vast and the



   fungi involved so numerous,  that only a selection of material representa-



   tive of the anatomical area affected has been used.



       Sources searched.  Current List of Medical  Literature,  Quarterly Cumu-



   lative Index Medicus, Review of Medical and Veterinary Mycology,  Bibliog-



   raphy  of Medical  Reviews, the card catalogs of the National Library of 
Medicine, and the following sections of Excerpta Medica: 4, Medical

Microbiology and Hygiene; 6, Internal Medicine;  7, Pediatrics; 8,

Neurology and Psychiatry; 9, Surgery; 10, Obstetrics and Gynaecology;

13, Dermatology and Venereology; 15,  Chest Diseases; 17, Public Health,

Social Medicine and Hygiene.
                                       DOROTHY BOCKER, M.D.
March 23, 1959                         Medical Officer
                                       National Library of Medicine 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General
   A   Books presenting comprehensive descriptions                      1
   B   Articles about (1) more than one type of fungus, (2) isolation         3
       of fungi from soil or from air, (3) "farmer's lung" in which no
       etiological agent is described.
Systemic (deep) infection
   Actinomycosis                                                     "
   Nocardiosis                                                        *"
   Aspergillosis                                                       18
   Blastomycosis (including North and South American blastomycosis)      22
   Coccidioidomycosis                                                 30
   Cryptococcosis (Torulosis)                                          38
   Geotrichosis                                                       45
   Histoplasmosis                                                     *°
   Maduromycosis                                                     54
   Moniliasis (Candidiasis)                                            56
                                                                      79
   Mucormycosis                                                      ' *
   Rhinosporidiosis                                                   73
   Sporotrichosis                                                      *4
 Superficial infection
   Chromoblastomycosis (Chromomycosis)
   Fungus infections of hands,  feet and nails
    Fungus infections of hair and scalp 
 
FUNGUS INFECTIONS
A bibliography covering literature of 1952 through September 1958
Books

Ajello, L0  andGeorg,  L« K. Methods in medical mycology.  Atlanta,U.S.
Department of Health,  Education and Welfare, Public Health Service,
Communicable Disease Center, 1956.  34 p.

American Public Health Association.  Control of communicable diseases
in man.  8th ed. New York, American Public Health Association, 1955.
219 p0

Beneke,  E„ S.  Medical mycology; laboratory manual^ Minneapolis,
Burgess, 1957. 187 p0

Ciferri,  R. Manuale di micologia medica.  Vol. I. Pavia,  Renzo Cortina,
1958. 370 p.  Bibliography: p.  344-370.  Inset, following p. 288, lists re-
sults of animal experiments with 17 types of fungi.

Conant, N.  F.,  Smith, D.  T.,  Baker, R.  D., Calloway, J. L. and
Martin, Do  S.  Manual of clinical mycology.  2nd ed. Philadelphia,
Saunders, 1954. 456 p. 26 chapters,  each followed by list of references.

Coudert, J„ Guide pratique de mycologie m^dicale; a 1'usage des
m^decins,  des laboratoires et botanistes pr6c6de* d'un tableau  d?
orientation diagnostique et thgrapeutique.  Paris, Masson,  1955. 362 p.

Gelli, P. and Delia Santa,  L.  Le micosi interne del bambino.  Torino,
Edizioni Minerva Medica, 1957. 300 p.

Hazen E. L. and Reed, F. C.  Laboratory identification of pathogenic
fungi simplified. Springfield, 111.,  Thomas, 1955. 108 pQ Profusely
illustrated.

Jenn, E.  Pilzerkrankungen der Schleimhaute unter besonderer Bertick-
siehtigung der in der MundhOhle vorkommenden Mykosen? Koln,  1957.
(Inaug. -Diss. -KSln) 52 p.

Keeney,  E. L.   Practical medical mycology.  Springfield,  111., Thomas,
1955. 145 p. 13 of the 16 chapters are on specific fungus infections, each
is followed by references.
1 
11.   Lewis, Go M.,  Hopper, M. E.,  Wilson. J. W.  and Plunkett, O. A.
     An introduction to medical mycology.  4th ed.  Chicago, Year Book
     Publishers.  1958. 453 pc

12.   Mintert, J.  Schimmelpilzbekampfung durch Aerosole.  Mainz,
     1952.  (Inaug. -Disse -Mainz) 46 1.

13.   Moss, E. So and McQuown, A. L.  Atlas of medical mycology.
     Baltimore,  Williams & Wilkins,  1953. 245 p.

14.   Negroni,  P. Micosis profundus: (cutaneas y viscerales). Vol.  I.
     Buenos Aires, El Ateneo, 19540 387 p. This volume limited
     to general considerations,  to actinomycosis, and to maduromycosis.

15.   New York State Department of Health. Laboratory manual for
     physicians; aids in diagnosis and treatment.  Issued by Division
     of Laboratories and Research,  Albany, N. Y., New York State
     Department of Health, 1956.  Mycotic infections: p. 37-45.

16.   Simons, R. D. Go P.  ed.  Medical mycology.  Amsterdam,
     Elsevier, 1954.  446 p. 41 contributors.

17.   Vanbreuseghem, R.  Mycoses of man and animals.  London,
     Pitman, 1958„ 235 p.  Authorized English translation of original
     French edition published in 1952.

18o   Verna, L. C. and Herrero F. J0 Micologia: morfologia, biologia,
     esperimentacion; sus aplicaciones a la medicina y la industria.
     Buenos Aires,  El Ateneo, 1952. 740 p.

19.   Werff,  P. J0 van der.  Mould fungi and bronchial asthma. Vol. I.
     Springfield, 111., Thomas,  1958.  212 p. Bibliography: p. 147-170.

20.   Wilson, J. Wo   Clinical and immunologic aspects of fungous
     diseases.  Springfield,  111., Thomas, 1957.  280 p.

21.   Wilson, J. W0   Systemic fungous infections (The deep mycoses).
     Do Mo  1956, December Noo, 46 p.  Description, geographic dis-
     tribution, clinical characteristics,  immunology, and therapy of
     the deep mycoses.
2 
B    (1) Articles about more than one type of iungus.
22.  Ajello, L.  Cultural methods for human pathogenic fungi.  J. Chronic
     Dis., 1957, 5: 545-551.

23.  Baer, R. L.  and Witten, V. H.  Fungous infections. Year Book Derm.
     Syph., Chic, 1957-1958 Series, p.  333-357.

24.  Baer, R. L.  and Witten, V. H.  Fungous infections. Year Book Derm.
     Syph., Chic, 1955-1956 Series, p.  310-328.

25.  Ballowitz, L. and Schafer, H.  Das Auftreten von Mykosen bei anti-
     biotischer Behandlung im Kindesalter; ein Beitrag zur Diagnostik
     und Therapie.  Mschr.  Kinderh., 1954,  102: 336-340.

26.  Barrack, B.  B. Mycotic granulomata in Australia.  M. J. Australia,
     1957, 1: 189-192. Actinomycosis, sporotrichosis and chromoblasto-
     mycosis; more cases being reported because more are being recog-
     nized.

27.  Barrack, B„  B. Fungous infections in man exemplified by Tinea
     rubrum and actinomycosis.  M. J.  Australia, 1957, JL: 273-275.

28.  Bartels, H. A. and Buchbinder, M.  Yeastlike microorganisms
     isolated from root canals.  Oral Surg.,  1954, 7: 98-108.  Found
     in 18 o/o of cases.

29.  Beare, J. M. Critical  survey of mycological research and liter-
     ature for the years  1946-1956 in Ireland.  Mycopathologia, Den
     Haag, 1958, j): fasc. 1,  65-79.  27 references.

30.  Campbell, C. C. and Binkley, G. S. Serologic diagnosis  with
     respect to histoplasmosis,  coccidioidomycosis and blastomycosis
     and the problem of cross-reactions. J. Laborat. Clin. M., 1953,
     42:  896-906.

31.   Cockshott,  W. P.  The  therapy of mycetoma.  West Afr. M. J.,
     1957, 6: 101-107.

32.  Corbelli, G., Allegri,  L. and Mazzoni, A.  Ricerche sistematiche
     sulle micosi.  I.  Note di tecnica culturale ed istologica.  II.
     Studio degli anticorpi circolanti.  HI. Studio della reattivita
     cutanea ad antigeni  fungini.  IV.  Rilievi clinici..  V. Rilievi
     immunologici.  Giorn.  ma].infett.,  1956, JJ: 393-396.
3 
33Q  Coudert,  J., Despierres,  GM  Saez?  H.  and Hollard, J.  Recherches
     sur la flore levuriforme bronchique en milieu sanatoriah  Sem» h6p.
     Paris,  1957, 33: 2978-2980,

34.  Craig,  J. M.  and Farber, S.  The development of disseminated
     visceral mycosis during therapy for acute leukemia.  Am. J.
     Path.,  1953, 29: 601. (Abst.)

35.  Durie,  E. B.   A critical survey of mycological research and liter-
     ature for the years 1946-1956 in Australia.  Mycopathologia,  Den
     Haag, 1958, 9: fasc 1,  80-96.  103 references.

36.  Dyson, J. E.  and Evans, E. E. Skin test antigens from yeast phase
     cultures of Blastomyces and Histoplasma capsulatum.  Univ. Michigan
     M. Bull., 1954,  20: 55-61.

37.  Fazakas, S,  Von den,  an den Schutzorganen, des Auges beobachteten
     Pilzerkrankungen.  Klin. Mbl. Augenh., 1953, 122: 559-565* 9 cases.
38.  Fois,  A. La istoplasmosi, eoccidioidomicosi, blastomicosi e moni-
     liasi nella pratic a pediatric a.  Riv. clin.  pediat* , 1953, J32: 452-
     463.

39,  Furcolow, M. L.,  Federspiel, M. A.,  and Larsh, H. W.  Histo-
     plasmin, coccidioidin and tuberculin sensitivity among school
     children in two Texas counties. Pub. Health Rep., Washington,
     1955,  70: 12-18.

40.  Furcolow, M. L.,  Schwarz^ J., Hewell,  B. A. and Grayston, J.
     T,  Incidence of tuberculin, histoplasmin and blastomyein re-
     actions among a group of school children.  Am. J.  Pub.  Health,
     1953,  43: 1523-1531.

41.   Geiser,  J. D„ Action antifongique in-vitro; quelques antihista-
     miniques de synthese et autre substances. Dermatologica,  Basel.
     1955,  110: 343-347.
42.  Georg, L0 K., Ajello, L,  and Papageorge, C.  Use of cyclo-
     heximide in the selective isolation of fungi pathogenic to man.
     J.  Laborat. Clin. M., 1954, 44: 422-428.

43.  Girela Riasso, E., De la Revilla, and Ahumada, L.  La influencia
     de  las modernas  terape*uticas en el desarrollo de micosis internas.
     Medicamenta,  Madr., 1957,  15^ 248-252.   23 references.
4 
  .   Goldin, M„, Libretti, A., Hoffman, A. and Kaplan, M. A.
     Studies on antibodies to yeasts in bronchial asthma. Ann.
     Allergy. 1957, 15: 119-127.  27 references.

45.   Greetham,  J0 S. and Makley, T. A., Jr.  Intraocular fungus
     infection following cataract extraction.  Arch.  Ophth., 1957,
     38: 558-561.
460  Grggoire, Pc E., Linz R. and Van Damme, O.  Apparitions suc-
     cessives d'un Penicillium et d'un Aspergillus dans un liquide
     pleural.  Acta clin. belg., 1953, _8: 483-485.

47.  Gregory, L. J., Jr.  Pulmonary mycoses. Med. Rec, Houston,
     1957, 51: 526-529; passim.  42 references.

48.  Guze, L0 B. and Haley, L. D.  Fungus infections of the urinary
     tract.  Yale J. Biol. M„, 1958, 30: 293-305.

49.  Haggerty, T. E. and Zimmerman L. E.  Mycotic keratitis.
     South M. J., 1958, 51: 153-159.

50.  Halde,  Co, Newcomer, V, DQ, Wright, E. T. and Sternberg,
     T. H.  An evaluation of amphotericin B in vitro  and in vivo in
     mice against Coccidioides immitis and Candida albicans, and
     preliminary observations concerning the administration of
     amphotericin B to man. J. Invest. Derm., 1957, 28: 217-232.

51.  Halde,  C„ and Reyer, A. C.  Histoplasmin and coccidioidin
     testing in a Philippine tuberculosis hospital.  Am. J. Trop.
     M., 1953, 2: 655-657,

52.  Hedenius, P. and Frisk,  A.   Cutaneous testing with fungus anti-
     gens; a study of the reactions of histoplasmin, oidiomycin and
     trichophytin in a medium sample of the Swedish  population.   Acta
     derm.  vener0, Stockh., 1955, 35: 31-36.

53.  Heymer, T. and Doepfmer, R. Uber die Pilzflora der Mundhohle.
     Archklin.  exp. Derm0, Berl., 1957, 204: 374-383.
54.   Hoffmeister,  W.  Die Pilzerkrankungen der Lunge.  Deut. med.
     J.,  Berl., 1954, 5:  309-312.

55.   Holt, J. A. B. and Morgan, W. C.  Fungi in otitis externa.  South
     M. J., 1958,  51: 144-146.  73 o/o of 176 smears showed fungi.
5 
56,  Hughes, F. A., Whitaker, H. W., Lowry, C. C, Polk, J,  W.,
     Foley,  F.  E.  and Fox, J. P.  Resection for mycotic pulmonary
     disease.  Dis.  Chest, 1954, 25: 334-349.

57.  Janke,  D.  Streptomycosis (Streptomyces  albus) subcutanea fis-
     tulosa mit aphlegmasischer,  herdformig generalisierter Epider-
     mophytie (Epidermophyton rubrum Castellani) Hautarzt, 1954,
     :5: 39-41.

58.  Janke,  D.  Kasuistik seltener Mykosen. Hautarzt, 1953,  4: 387-
     390.

59.  Kaden,  R.  Der Einfluss von  B-Vitaminen und Organextrakten
     auf Trichophyton interdigitale und Candida albicans0  Arch.
     Derm0  Syph0, Wien>, 1954, 197: 528-541.
60.  Keeney, E. L,  Pulmonary mycotic infections.  Allergic and
     immunologic factors.  California M„,  1954, Jtt: 367-378.

61.   Klauder, J. V.  Interrelations of human and veterinary medicine.
     Discussion of some aspects of comparative dermatology.  N.
     England J. M.,  1958, 258: 170-177.  28 references.
620  Knight, R. A.  and Marcus S.  Polysaccharide skin test antigens
     derived from Histoplasma capsulatum and Blastomyces dermati-
     tides.  Am. Rev.  Tuberc, 1958, 77: 983-989.

63,  Lamb, J. H„  Combined therapy in histoplasmosis and coccidioido-
     mycosis; methyltestosterone and meth-dia-mer-sulfonamides.
     Arch. Derm. Syph., Chic, 1954,  70: 695-712.  3 cases.

64a  Layton, J. M., McKee,  A. P.  and Stamler, F. W.  Dual infec-
     tion with Blastomyces  dermatitides and Histoplasma capsula-
     tum.  Am. J. Clin. Path., 1953, 23: 904-913.

65.  Lehan, P. H.,  Yates,  J. L., Brasher,  C. A., Larsh, H. W. and
     Furcolow, Mo Le  Experiences with the therapy of sixty cases of
     mycotic infections. Dis. Chest, 1957, 32: 597-614.  30 references.

66.  Leopold, S. S.   Pulmonary moniliasis and cryptococcal osteo-
     myelitis in the  same patient. Med. Clin. N. America 1953
     Philadelphia No.: 1737-1746.                         '     ?
6 
67.  Levy, E. S. and Cohen, D. B.  Systemic moniliasis and aspergillosis
     complicating corticotropin therapy.  Arch. Int. M., 1955, j)5: 118-
     122.

68.  Lutz, W.  Dermatomykosen; Aktino-und Maduromykosen; generalisierte
     Mykosen.  Dermatologica, Basel, 1957, J15: 149-154.  61 references.
69.  McCown, A. L.  Actinomycosis and nocardiosis.  Am. J. Clin.  Path.,
     1955, 25: 2-13.

70.  McMillen, S.  A simple fluid medium for diplosic fungi.  J. Labor at.
     Clin. M. 1958, _51: 141-142.

71.   Marples, M. J.  A critical survey of medical and veterinary mycology
     in New Zealand from 1946-1956.  Mycopathologia, Den Haag,  1958,
     9: fasc 1, 45-j)3. 39 references.

72.  Martin, D. S.  Evaluation of skin tests and serologic methods in
     fungus  infections. J. Chronic Dis., 1957,  5: 580-591. 60 references.

73.  Mead,  M. and Ridley, M. F, Sporotrichosis and chromoblastomycosis
     in Queensland.  Med. J.  Australia,  1957, _1: 192-197.  26 cases.

74.  Merchant, R. K., Louria, D. B., Geisler, P. H., and Utz,  J. P.
     Fungal endocarditis: review of the literature and report of three
     cases.   Ann. Int. M., 1958, 48: 242-266.  48 references.

75.  Merksamer, D.  and Sherman,  H. An evaluation of atmospheric
     mold spores as allergens in the New York  Metropolitan area; a
     seven-year study.  J. Allergy, 1958, 29: 60-71.

76.  Mirand, H.  and Troncoso,  M.  Revision de los casos de micosis
     estudiados en el Peru en  el decenio  1946-1956.  Mycopathologia, Den
     Haag, 1958,  9: fasc. 1, 56-64.  44 references.

77.  Moore, M.  Morphologic variation in tissue of the organisms of
     blastomycosis and histoplasmosis.  Am. J. Path., 1955, jtt:  1049-
     1063.

78.  Myers, J. A.,  Boynton,  R. E„,  Kernan, P., Cowan, D. and
     Jablon, S.  Sensitivity to fungal antigens among students at the Uni-
     versity of Minnesota. Am. Rev.  Tuberc., 1956, 73: 620-635,
7 
79.  Nicoid, J. L0,  Fleury, C.  and Schlegel,  J.  Mycose pulmonaire
     double a Aspergillus fumigatus Fresc  et a Mucor pusillus Lindt.
     Schweiz.  Zschr* Path., 1952,  15: 307-32L

80.  Palmer, C.  E., Edwards,  P.  Q. and Allfather, W. E.  Charac-
     teristics of skin reactions to coccidioidin and histoplasmin, with
     evidence of an unidentified source of sensitization.  Am. J. Hyg.,
     1957,  66: 196-213.

8L  Papez, J0  W„ and Papez, P.  Mycotic nature of brain damage in
     mental deficiency.  Am. J. Psychol., 1957,  70: 333-346.  Post
     mortem examinations of the brains of 70 mental deficients.

82.  Pardo, O.,  Pardo Castello, C, and Tucker, H. A.  Histo-
     plasmin,  coccidioidin and tuberculin sensitives in Cuba. Bol.
     san0 panam., 1952,  32: 527-530.

83.  Payntor,  H. S.   Deep mycoses in Hawaii.  Histoplasmin, coc-
     cidiodin,  haplosporangin and blastomycin sensitivity and a re-
     view of cases of mycoses.  Hawaii M. J., 1954, 13: 189-194.

84.  Peabody, J. W., Jr. and Seabury, J. Hs   Actinomycosis and
     nocardiosiSo  J« Chronic DisOJ 1957, J5: 374-403.  136 references,
     mostly antedating 1952,

85.  Pereiro Miguens, M. La micologia en Espafia; revision de la
     bibliografia desde el aflo 1946 al 1956. Mycopathologia, Den
     Haag, 1958,  9: fasc 1, 23-44,  94 references.

86.  Procknow, J. J. and Loosli, C,  G.  Treatment of the deep
     mycoses.  Arch. Int. M., 1958, JL01:  765-802.  443 references.

87.  Rankin, N. E.  Disseminated aspergillosis and moniliasis
     associated with agranulocytosis and antibiotic therapy. Brit.
     M. J., 1953, h 918-919. Case.

88.  Raphael, S.  S.  and Schwarz, J.  Occupational hazards from
     fungi causing deep mycoses.  Arch. Indust. Hyg.,  1953, 8:
     154-165.  53  references.

89.  Riddell, R. W.  and  Clayton, Y.  Pulmonary mycoses occur-
     ring in Britain.  Brit. J. Tuberco, 1958,  52: 34-44.
8 
90.  Riddell, R. W.  Fungous diseases in Britain.  Brit. M. J., 1956,
     2: 783-786.  42 references.

91.   Rossier, P. H. and Wegman, T,  Pilzerkrankungen als Komplikation
     antibiotischer Behandlung unter besonderer Berticksichtigung der
     Lungenmykosen.  Wien med. Wschr.,  1953, 103: 358-360.
92.  Saggese,  V.  and Gelli,  G. Contributo alia conoscenza delle micosi
     polmonari nel bambino.  Riv. clin. pediat., 1953,  50: 583-603.
     63 references.  9  cases.

93.  Salvin, S. B. Endotoxin in pathogenic fungi. J. Immun., 1952,
     j>9: 89-99.

94.  Scaffidi,  V.  and Gallone,  P.   Micosi polmonari ed antibiotici.
     Acta med. ital.  mal. infett., 1957, J^: 197-202.  3 cases.

95.  Schmid, D. O.  Zur Diagnose der Pneumo-und Bronchopneumomy-
     kosen. Zschr.  inn. M.,  1953, j*: 173-181.

96.  Schwarz, J,  and Baum, G. L. A critical review of medical
     mycology in  the United  States 1946-1956.  Mycologia, 1957, 8:
     271-326.  342 references, mostly antedating 1952.

97.  Seabury,  J.  H., Peabody, J. W., Jr., and Liber man, M. J.
     The usefulness of the Hotchkiss-McManus stain for the diagnosis
     of deep mycoses.  Dis. Chest. J954, 25: 54-69.  4 cases.

98.  Seeliger, H.  Die Lungenmykosen und ihre Immunbiologie.  Med.
     Mnschr., 1954,  JJ: 692-698.  13 types of fungal infections.

99.  Sherman, I.  C.  and Boshes, L. D.  Some fungus infections of the
     central nervous system: experience with recent treatment.  Bol.
     As. M. Puerto Rico, 1956, 48: 225-238.  5 cases.

100. Smith, D. T. Miscellaneous fungus diseases.  J. Chronic Dis.,
     1957,  5: 528-544.  62 references.

101.  Smith D.  T„   The diagnosis and therapy of mycotic infections.
     Bull.  N.  York Acad. M.,  1953, 29:  790-795.

102. Steinberg, I. Fatal fungus infection in sarcoidosis; report of
     two cases treated with antibiotics and cortisone.  Ann. Int. M.,
     1958,  48: 1359-1372.
9 
103.   Sternberg, T. H,, Tarbet, J. E., Newcomer, V. D., Huddleson,
      H.  G.,  Weir, R0 H., Wright, E. T. and Egeberg, R. O. Anti-
      fungal effects of nystatin on the fecal flora of animals and man.
      Antibiotics Annual, 1953-1954, p. 199-209.

104.   Sturde,  H. C.  Sprosspilze und Nagelveranderungen.  I.  Sys-
      tematische Untersuchungen bei Nagelinfektionen durch Hefen
      und hefShnliche Organismen.  Arch.  klin. exp. Derm., 1956,
      203: 266-269.

105.   Sulzberger, M.  B.  and Baer, R.  L.  Fungus infections.   Year
      Book Derm.  Syph., Chic, 1954-1955 Series,  p. 295-319.

106.   Sulzberger, M.  B.  and Baer, R„  L.  Fungus infections.   Year
      Book Derm.  Syph., Chic,  1953-1954 Series, p. 291-311.

107.   Vanbreuseghem,  R.  Tinea capitis and African histoplasmosis
      in the Belgian Congo. Tr. N. York Acad. Sc, 1957,  7: 622-
      634.

108.   Walz, D„  V., Hasenclever, H. F. and McKee, A.  P.  A dual
      human infection with Candida albicans and Cryptococcus  neo-
      formans.  Am. J. Clin. Path., 1956, 26: 794-798.

109.   Weld, L.  A.   Large and small forms of  blastomyces  and histo-
      plasmosis.  Am. J.  Clin. Path., 1953, 23:  921-923.

110.   Wilson, J. W. Some immunologic aspects of fungous diseases.
      South. M. J., 1958,  5fc 340-345.

111.   Wolheim, E„ and Braun,  H.  Pilzinfektionen der Lunge mit
      septischen Verlauf.  Deut,  med, Wschr., 1957, 82: 1397-1399.
      15 cases.

112„   Wunderlich,  C.  Beitrag  zum Problem der endogenen Mykosen.
      Deuto med. Wschr., 1953, JL8: 1736-17380 4 cases.

113.   Zimmerman, L. E.  Fatal fungus infections complicating other
      diseases. Am.  J. Clin.  Patho, 1955, 25: 46-65.  74 references.
      6 cases.
10 
B     (2)  Articles about isolation of fungi from soil and air.


114.   Ajello, L.  Soil as a natural reservoir for human pathogenic
      fungi.  Science, 1956,  123: 876-879.  50 references.
115.   Bakerspigel, A.  Soil as a storage medium for fungi.  Mycologia,
      1953, 45: 596-604.

116.   Conejo Mir, J.  Nota brevia sobre el papel que pii^dan desempefiar
      los alergenos inhalantes (hongos) en el etiologia dei estrofulo.
      Actas derm. syph., Madr.,  1956, 47: 469-474.  Table 6, p.  470
      summarizes 20 types cultured from the air in Seville, Spain.

117.   Emmons, C. W.   The isolation from soil of fungi which cause
      disease in man.  Tr. N. York Acad.  Sc,  1952, Ser.  H,  14:
      51-55.

118.   Gordon, M. A.  The occurrence of the dermatophyte,  Micros-
      porum  gypseum,  as a saprophyte in soil.  J. Invest. Derm.,
      1953, 20: 201-206.

119.   Hyde, H. A. ed.   Symposium on aerobiology, Linnean Society of
      London, Feb. 21,  1957.  Nature,  1957, 4566: 890-892.

120.   Lurie,  H. I. and Way, M. The isolation of dermatophytes from
      the atmosphere of caves. Mycologia, 1957, 49: 178-180.

121.   Lurie,  H. I. and Borok, R.  Trichophyton mentagraphytes
      isolated from the soil of caves. Mycologia,  1955, 47: 506-510.

122.   Maunsell, K. Concentration of airborne spores in dwellings
      under normal conditions and under repair.  Internat.  Arch.
      Allergy, 1954, 5: 373-376.

123.   Menges, R. W. and Habermann,  R. T.   Isolation of Haplo-
      sporangium parvum from soil and results of experimental
      inoculation.  Am. J. Hyg., 1954,  60: 106-116.

124.   Menna, M.  E. A search for pathogenic  species of yeast in
      New Zealand soils.  J.  Gen.  Microb., Lond.,  1955, 12: 54-62.

125.   Pady, S.  M.  Quantitative studies of fungus spores in the air.
      Mycologia,  1957, 49: 339-353. 23 references.
11 
126,   Samsoe-Jensen, T.  Mould allergy; sensitization by special ex-
      posure illustrated by two cases of allergy.  Acta allerg., Kbh.,
      1955, 9:  38-44.  25 references.

127.   Vanbreuseghem, R. Technique biologique pour l'isolSment des
      dermatophytes du  sol.  Ann.  Soc belg. m6d. trop.,  1952,  32:
      173-178.                                                —

128.   Wortmann,  F. Untersuchungen Uber den Gehalt der Luft an
      Schimmelpilzsporen in Basel und Samaden (Engadin).  Acta allerg.
      Kbh., 1955, 9: 45-52.

129.   Zeidberg, L.  D„ and Ajello,  L„  Environmental factors influ-
      encing the occurrence of Histoplasma capsulatum and Mucor-
      sporum gypseum in soil.  J.  Bact., Bait.,  1954, 68:155-159.


B     (3)  Articles  about "farmer* s lung," in which no etiological agent
          is described.
130.   Dickie, H. A. and Rankin, J.  Farmer*s lung; an acute granulo-
      matous interstitial pneumonitis occurring in agricultural workers.
      J. Am. M„ AsSo, 1958, 167: 1069-1076„  39 cases.

131.   Fuller, C. J.  Farmer's lung; review of present knowledge.
      Thorax, Lond., 1953, 8: 59-64.  10 cases.

132.   Joyce,  J. C. and Kneafsey, D.  Farmer's lung.  J„ Irish M.
      Ass., 1955, 31: 313-315.  4 cases.

133.   Soucheroy, P.  H.  Farmer's lung; form of bronchopulmonary
      moniliasis.  Minnesota M„, 1954, j*7: 251-253.

134.   Studdert, T.  C. Farmer's lung. Brit. M. J., 1953, 1:  1305-
      1309.  19 references. 6 cases.

135.   Silliams, D.  I.  and Mulhall, P.  P.  Farmer's lung in Radnor
      and North Breconshire; report of ten cases.  Brit. M. J.,
      1956, 2: 1216-1218.
12 
ACTINOMYCOSIS
136.   Bates, M. and Cruickshank,  G. Thoracic actinomycosis.
      Thorax,  Lond., 1957,^2: 99-125.  85 cases.

137.   Blainey, J. D. and Morris, E. O.  Actinomycotic pyemia.
      Brit. M. J., 1953, 2: 913-915.

138.   Bogetti,  H., Antonelli, N., Lascano Gonzalez, J. C. Actino-
      micosis abdominal.  Bol. Soc  cir., B. Aires, 1957,  41: 335-
      344.

139.   Browning, R. W.  Actinomycosis in pregnancy; with a case re-
      port.  Mississippi Doctor, 1958, 35: 245-246.

140.   Brtlckel, K.  W.  Zur Aktinomykose-Behandlung.  Deut.  med.
      Wschr., 1958, JJ3: 1549-1551.
141.   Cairella, M.  La terapia dell'attinomicosi umana. Clin, term.,
      Roma, 1957, ^2: 538-551.

142.   Calafati, F., Salvaneschi, S. and Sforza, M.  Su di una pos-
      sibile patologia da funghi delle vie biliari; le condizioni di vita
      di diversi ceppi di miceti in campioni di bile prelevati in dif-
      ferenti condizioni morbose.  Minerva med., 1957, 48: 3333-
      3336. 44 positive bile cultures obtained.

143.   Fisher,  A.  M. and Harvey, J. C. Actinomycosis; some con-
      cepts of  therapy and prognosis.  Postgrad. M„, 1956,19:  32^
      35.   /                                           ~

144.   Gonzalez, O. A. and Baranda, F. Una prueba cutanea para el
      diagntfstico del Micetoma actinomicosico por Nocardia bra-
      siliensis.  Rev. Inst, salub.  enferm. trop., M6x., 1953, 13:
      189-197.                                               —

145.   Goodwin, M. A.  Sarcoma arising in a chronic actinomycotic
      sinus. Brit. J. Surg., 1957, 44: 489-492.

146.   Goss, W. A., Katz, E. and Waksman, S. A.  Changes in the com-
      position  of an actinomycin complex during growth of a strepto-
      myces culture.  Proc Nat. Acad. Sc, Wash., 1956, 42: 10-12.
13 
1470  Hara,  M, and Pierce, J. A.  Chronic constrictive pericarditis
     due to Actinomyces bovis: report of a case treated by pericardectomy.
     J. Thorac Surg., 1957,  3&_ 730-737.

1480  Harvey,  J, Co, Cantrell, J. R„  and Fisher, A. M.  Actinomycosis;
     its recognition and treatment.  Ann.  Int. M., 1957, 46: 865-885.

149.  Herberts, G.  and Sandstrdm, J. Cervico-facial actinomycosis;
     report of a case.  Actaotolar.,  Stockh.,  1957, 48: 458-464.

150.  Hertz, J. Actinomycosis; oral,  facial and maxillary manifes-
     tations.  J.  Internat. Coll. Surgeons, 1957, 28:  Parti: 539-556.
     4 cases.

151.  Hidalgo de Pablo-Bianco, M.  and Montero Rodriguez, P.  Investi-
     gaciones sobre actinomicosis pulmonar.  Rev. espafi. tuberc ,
     1954, 23: 427-437.

152.  Hinds, E. C.  and Degnan, E. J. The use of achromycin and neo-
     mycin in the treatment of actinomycosis.  Oral Surg., 1955, 8:
     1034-1038.

153.  Hoffman, H.  S.  Actinomycotic diverticuloma of the sigmoid colon.
     J. Am. M. Ass., 1954,  156: 244-246.
154.  Huber,  P„  Zerviko-faziale Aktinomykose.  Ther. Umschau,  Bern,
     1957, 14: 292.

155.  Hunter, R„ A., Willcox, D, R. C. and Woolf,  A. Ln  Aerobic
     actinomycosis with a report of a case resembling miliary tuber-
     culosiSo Guy's Hospo Rep0, Lond,,  1954, 103: 196-206.  45
     references.

156.  Jepson, E„ M0,  Rose, FQ C, and Tonkin, R. D. Thoracic actino-
     mycosis.  Brit.  M. J., 1958, 1: 1025-1027.

157.  Johnson, H., Pulaski, E. J. and Thompson, C.  W.  Actinomycosis
     of mandible. U. S. Armed Forces M„  J., 1957, 8: 1214-1221.

158.  Lane, S, L., Kutscher, A. N. and Chaves, R.  Oxytetracycline
     in the treatment of orocervical facial actinomycosis; report of 7
     cases.  J.  Am. M. Ass., 1953, 151:  986-988.
14 
159.  Littman, M. L,, Paul, J. S. and Fusillo,  M. H.  Treatment of
      pulmonary actinomycosis with chloramphenicol; report of a case.
      J.  Am.  M. Ass., 1952, 148: 608-612.

160.  Mac Haffie, R. A.,  Zaayer, R. L., Saichek, H. and Sciortina,
      A. L.  An unusual case of actinomycosis manifested as an abdominal
      wall abscess.  Gastroenterology, 1957, 33: 830-836.

161.   Mc Vay, L. V., Jr. and Sprunt,  D. H. A long-term evaluation of
      aureomycin in the treatment of actinomycosis. Ann. Int.  M., 1953,
      _38: 955-966.

162.  Martin,  W. J., Nichols, D. R.,  Wellman, W. E. and Weed,  L. A.
      Disseminated actinomycosis treated with tetracycline.  A. M. A.
      Arch. Int. M., 1956, 97: 252-258.  Followed dental treatment.

163.  Miller,  J. M., Long,  P.  H. and Schoenbach, E.  B.  Successful
      treatment of actinomycosis with stilbamidine.  J. Am. M. Ass.,
      1952, 150: 35.

164.  Muller,  B. and Raoul-Duval, P., Bayle, J., Bouvet, R. and
      Naudin,  G. Un cas de meningitis a Actinomyces israeli; gu6rison
      par traitement antibiotique.  Bull. Soc m6d.,  Par., 1954, 70:
      277-284.                                               —

165.  Murphy,  L. C. A case of  actinomycosis of ovary.  J. Kansas M.
      Soc., 1954, j>:  254-256.

166.  Onisi, M. and  Nuckolls, J.  Actinomyces and other pleomorphic
      organisms recovered from pigmented carious lesions of human
      teeth. Oral Surg., 1954, 7} 629-640.

167.  Porter,  I. A.  Actinomycosis in Scotland.  Brit.  M. J.,  1953,
      2: 1084-1086.

168.  Pulaski,  E. J. and Talley,  T. P.  Cervical actinomycosis in a
      three year old  child.  Antibiotic M., 1957,  4: 755-758.

169.   Riederer, J.  Zur Diagnose und Behandlung der pleuropulmonalen
      Aktinomykose.  Aerztl. Wschr.,  1958,_13:  181-183.

170.   Selignian, S. A.  Treatment of actinomycosis with aureomycin.
      Brit. M. J., 1954, 1: 1421.
15 
171,  Slack, J.  M„, Spears, R. G., Snodgrass, W. G. and Kuchler,
     R.  J.  Studies with microaerophilic actinomycetes.  II.  Serological
     group as determined by the reciprocal agglutinin adsorption tech-
     nique.  J. Bact., Bait., 1955, 70:  400-404.

172.  Smith, C. H.  Ocular actinomycosis.  Proc R. Soc. M.,  1953,
     46: 209-212.

173,  Warthin, T. A.  Pulmonary actinomycosis.  Arch. Int. M.,  1958,
     101: 239-243.  3 cases.
174.  Weil, J. and Savoie, J. C.  A propos d'un cas d'actinomycose
     pulmonaire traite" par la pSnicilline avec un recul de 8 ans. J«
     fr. med, chir. thorac, 1957, U: 436-448.

175.  Wingo,  C.  F. and Williams, R. O.  Pulmonary actinomycosis
     diagnosed by lung biopsy.  Am. R. Tuberc, 1957,  76: 660-668.

176.  Zander, E. and Barontini,  F. Ueber die Aktinomykose des
     Nervensystems.  Schweiz.  med. Wschr.,  1956, 86: 1409-1413.
NOCARDIOSIS
177.  Bernstein, I. L., Cook, J. E., Plotnick,  H. and Tenczar, F. J.
     Nocardiosis; three case reports.  Ann. Int.  M., 1952, 36: 852-
     863.

178.  Bianco, A. J., Johnson, E, W., Martin, W. J.  and Nichols, D.
     R.  Nocardiosis without involvement of the pulmonary or central
     nervous system.  Proc Mayo Clin., 1957, Z2: 119-123.  3 cases.

179.  Blake, W. P. A report of two canine cases of nocardiosis in
     Missouri.  J. Am.  Vet. M. Ass.,  1954, 125: 467-468.
180.   Bobbitt,  O. B., Friedman, I„ Ho and Lupton, C.  Nocardiosis;
      report of 3 cases. N. England J. M., 1955, 252: 893-897.
181.  Clapp, M, P. and Williams, M. J.  Nocardiosis; discussion of
     2 cases with emphasis on diagnostic features.  Texas Rep.  Biol.
     M., 1955, ^3: 11-22.
16 
182.   Cruz, P. T. and Clancy, C, F. Nocardial osteomyelitis and
      septicemia.  Am. J.  Path,, 1952,  28: 607-622.  43 references.

183.   Francois,  J., Hoffmann, G.,  Verriest, G. and Candale, N.
      Nocardiose a localisation pulmonaire, intracranienne et orbitaire.
      Acta ophth., Kbh., 1957, j$5: 468-477.

184.   Hatch,  H.  B.,  Jr, and Poteete, F. H., Jr.  A typical example
      of nocardiosis involving  the lungs and subcutaneous tissue.
      Ochsner Clin. Rep.,  1956, 2:  57-60.

185.   Hickey, R. C.  and Berglund,  E. M„ Nocardiosis; aerobic actino-
      mycosis with emphasis on the alimentary tract as a portal of
      entry.  Arch. Surg., 1953,  67: 381-391.  5 cases.

186,   Hiddlestone, H. J. Nocardiosis in New Zealand; report of a case.
      N.  Zealand M. J., 1957, 56: 399-404.

187.   Kaufman,  N. and Prieto, Le C. Cerebral nocardiosis.  Arch.
      Path.,  Chic, 1952, 53:  379-384.

188.   Krueger, E. G.,  Norsa, L.,  Kennedy,  M., and Price,  P. A.
      Nocardiosis of the central nervous  system.  J. Neurosurg.,
      1954, U: 226-233.  Summary of all  reported verified cases.

189.   Lamb,  J.  H., Kelly, F. C, Schackelford, P. O.,  Rebell, G.
      and Koons, R.  C.  Pregnenolone acetate in treatment of mycetoma
      (nocardiosis).  Arch. Derm. Syph,, Chic, 1953, 67: 141-145.

190.   List, C. F., Williams,  J. R., Beeman, C. B. and Payne, C. A.
      Nocardiosis with multilocular cerebellar abscess;  report of a
      cured case,  J. Neurosurg., 1954,  U: 394-398.

191.   Munslow,  R. A.  Actinomycotic (Nocardia asteroides) brain abscess
      with recovery; case report.  J. Neurosurg., 1954,  U: 399-492.

192.   O'Reilly, M. J. J. and Powell, R.  E.  Report of a case of nocardial
      infection in Australia. M. J.  Australia, 1953, h 703-705.

193.   Rankin, J. and Javid, M.  Nocardiosis of the central nervous
      system. Neurology,  1955, 5:  815-820.
17 
194.  Rivera, J. V. and Perez, J„ B.  Pulmonary nocardiosis treated
     with chloramphenicol.  Arch. Int. M., 1957, 100: 152-156.
195.   Seelinger, H. and Lange, J.  Nocardiose im Einstadum eines
      Morbus Hodgkin.  Zschr. Tropenmed., 1954, 5: 356-362.

196a   Stadler,  H. E., Kroft,  B., Weed, L. A. and Keith,  H. M.
      Chronic pulmonary disease due to Nocardia* Am. J. Dis. Child.,
      1954, 88:  485-491.

197.   Thomas,  P.  A. and Pulaski, E. J.   Pulmonary nocardiosis; re-
      port of case successfully treated with sulfadiazine.  Antibiotic M.,
      1956. 3: ,65-73.

1980   Turner,  O. A,  Brain abscess caused by Nocardia asteroides.  J.
      Neurosurg., 1954, lh 312-318.  2 cases,

199.   Webster,  B. H.  Pulmonary nocardiosis; a review with seven cases.
      Am. Rev. Tuberc, 1956, _73: 485-500.  44 references.

200.   Weed, L. A., Andersen, H.  A., Good, C. A., and Baggenstoss,
      A*  H.  Nocardiosis; clinical, bacteriologic and pathological aspects.
      No  England J. M.,  1955, 253: 1137-1143.

201.   Wichelhausen,  R.,  Robinson, L. B., Mazzara, R.  and Everding,
      C,  J.  Nocardiosis. Report of a fatal case. Ain. J. Med., 1954,
      16:  295-303.
ASPERGILLOSIS

202o Abbott, J. D., Fernando, H. V. J., Gurling, K. and Meade,  B.
     W.  Pulmonary aspergillosis following post-influenzal broncho-
     pneumonia treated with antibiotic.   Brit. M.  J., 1952, 1: 523-
     525.

203. Andersen, H. C. and Stenderup, A. Aspergillosis of the maxillary
     sinus.  Report of a case.  Acta otolarng., Stockh., 1956,  46- 471-
     472.                                                   —

204. Arnaud, G., Pesle, G. D. and Angelis, D. C.  L'aspergillose
     des sinus; a propos de 2 cas.  Ann. otolar.,  Par., 1957, 74-
     796-801.
18 
205,  Ballowitz, L. and SchSfer, H.  Das Auftreten von Mykosen bei
      antibiotischer Behandlung im Kindesalter; ein Beitrag zur Diag-
      nostik und Therapie.  Mschr. Kinderh., 1954, 102: 336-340.
206,  Barigty, M.,  Puilet J., Monod, O. and De Brux, J. Aspergil-
      lose aigue, purement pulmonaire, a forme de cancer bronchique.
      Bull. Soc me*d. h6p. Paris, 1957, 73: 397-411.

207.  Belli,  I. and Scoccia, S.  Particolare aspetto di aspergillomicosi
      polmonare, Minerva med.,  Tor.,  1958, 49: 144-147.

208.  Bruce, R. A.  A case of pulmonary aspergillosis.  Tubercle,
      Lond., 1957, 38: 203-209.

209.  Cornet E., Kerneis, J. P., Moigneteau, C. R., Dupon, H.  and
      Coiffard, P.  Un cas d'aspergillome bronchectasiant pre*cocement
      infects. Poumon & coeur, 1957, 13:  221-230.

210.  Darke, C. S., Warrack, A. J. N. and Whitehead, J. E. M.
      Pulmonary aspergillosis; report of a case.  Brit. M. J., 1957,
      5624: 984-985.
211.  Friedman, C, Mishkin, S. and Lubliner, Ra  Pulmonary re-
     section for aspergillosis abscess of the lung. Dis. Chest, 1956,
     30: 345-350.

212.  Galy, P., Ollagnier, C. and Champetier. Un cas d'aspergillome
     intracavitaire au cours d'une tuberculose pulmonaire Evolutive.
     LyonmSd., 1957, 89: 283-285.

213.  Godfrey, L.  B.   Aspergillosis of the lung.  Irish J. M. Sc,
     1957, 381: 407-411.

214.  Hiddlestone, H. J. H., Rosser, T, H. L. and Seal, R. M. E.
     Pulmonary aspergillosis.  Tubercle, Lond., 1953, 35: 15-18.
     3 cases.

215,  Hinson, K. E. W„, Moon,  A. F. and Plummer, N. S.  Broncho-
     pulmonary aspergillosis; a review and report of eight new cases.
     Thorax, Lond., 1952,  7: 317-333.
19 
216.  Huber, K.  Lungenaspergillose; ein kasuisticher Beitrag.
      Praxis, 1953, 42: 245-247.

217.  Hughes, F. A., Gourley, R. D. and Rurwell, J. R.  Primary
      pulmonary aspergillosis; report of an unusual case successfully
      treated by lobectomy. Ann. Surg., 1956, 144: 138-144.  25 ref-
      erences.

218.  Iyer, S., Dodge, P. R., and Adams, R. D.  Two  cases of
      Aspergillus infection of the central nervous system.  J. Neur.,
      Lond., 1952, 15: 152-163.

219.  Kirschstein, R. L. and Sidronsky, H.  Mycotic endocarditis of
      of the tricuspid valve due to Aspergillus  flavus; report of a case.
      Arch. Path., Chic,  1956, 62: 103-106.

220.  KOrtge,  P.  Aspergillose der SSuglinglunge. Deut. med. J..,   ,
      1952, 3: 202-204.

221.  Krasnitz, A.  Bronchopulmonary aspergillosis. N. York State
      M. J.,  1957, 57: 3852-3855.

222.  Liaras Gouel, J.  Aspergillose pulmonaire secondaire a une
      tuberculose; lobectomie.  Afrique fr. chir., 1957,^5: 492-495.

223.  Librach, I. M.  Primary pulmonary aspergillosis; report of a
      fatal case.  Antibiotic M., 1957,  4: 377-380.

224.  Mangiaracine,  A. B. and Liebman, S. D.  Fungus keratitis
      (Aspergillus fumigatus);  treatment with nystain (mycostatin).
      Arch, Ophth.,  1957, 58:  695-698.

225.  Matin-Lalande, J. and Lo, J.  Aspergillome bronchectasiant
      associe" a une tuberculose pulmonaire active; r^sultats favor-
      ables d'un traitement medical antifungique. J. fr. me*d. chir.
      thorac, 1957, _U: 77-81.

226.  Monod, O., Pesle, G. and Meyer, A.  L'aspergillome  bron-
      chectasiant.  Sem. h6p.  Paris, 1957, 33: 3587-3602.  59 ref-
      erences.
20 
227 0 Morquer, R0 and Enjalbert, L< Etude morfologique et physi-
     ologique d'un Aspergillus nouvellement isole* au cours d'une af-
     fection pulmonaire de Thomme. C.  rend- Acad,  sc, 1957, 244:
     1405-1408.

228. Pesle, G. D.  and Monod, O.  Bronchiectasis due to aspergilloma.
     Dis. Chest, 1954,  25: 172-183.

229. Renault, P., Arnaud, G,, and Pesle, G. D.  Aspergillose nasale
     et sinusienne.  Sem. hdp.  Paris, 1957, JJ3: 2975-2978.

230. Simonin,  P.,  Franquet,  R., Lochard, J.,  Briquel, P. and
     Pierson,  B.  Sur un cas d'aspergillose broncho-pulmonaire.
     Sem. h6p. Paris,  1957,  33: 3586-3587.

23L  Stevenson, J. G. and Reid, J.  M,  Broncho-pulmonary aspergil-
     losis;  report of a case.  Brit, M, J ., 1957,  1: 985-986.

232. Tobler, W. and Minder, W.  Generalisierte  chronische  Aspergil-
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484. Bendove, R.  A, and Ashe,  B.  I,  Geotrichum septicemia.
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485. Carmichael,  J. W, Geotrichum candidum.  Mycologia, 1957,
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4860 Coudert, J., Garin, J.  P.  and Saez, H.  Quelques aspects
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488. Minton, R„,  Young, R„  V.  and Shandrom, E.  Endobronchial
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489, Morquer,  Ra, Lombard, C. and Berthelon, M.  Pouvoir patho -
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A.   Books

491.  Betz, E„  Ein kasuistischer Beitrag zur Lungenhistoplasmose.
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492. Garciduenas Fernandez,  A. Histoplasmosis. Mexico,  1955.
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493. Leger, J. A. H.  L'histoplasmose; maladie de Darling: revue
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494. Schrevogl, E. S. Ein Beitrag zum Thema, Histoplasma-Infektion
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495. U. S. Chemical Corps.  Technical Library, Camp Detrick,
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496. U. S. Public Health Service.   Proceedings of the Conference on
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497. Vivian, D. N.  Histoplasmosis; a clinical pathological study.
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498. Abello, J. Histoplasmose avec abces multiples du poumon;
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499. Alarceon, D. G. Histoplasmosis pulmonar epidemica.  Gac
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500. Anderson, N. W., Doto, I. L. and Furcolow, M. L. Clinical,
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501. Baum, G. L.,  Bernstein, I. L.  and Schwarz, J. Broncho-
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502. Baum, G. L.,  Schwartz, J., Slot, W. J. B.  and Straub,  M.
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503. Bronson, S„ M, and Schwartz, J.  Roentgenographs patterns in
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504.  Brosius, Wn L.  Histoplasmosis in pulmonary coin lesions.
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505o  Campbell,  C. C.  Antigenic fractions of Histoplasma capsulatum.
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506.  Campins, H.,  Zubilloga Carlos, Z.,  Gomez Lopez, L. and
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507.  Carmona, Me Go and Allen, M. S.  Recurrent intussusception in
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5080  Collins, D. C.  Histoplasmosis and the gastroenterologist.  Am.
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509.  Collins, D. C.  Histoplasmosis; the present status in the west.
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510.  Collins, D. C.  Histoplasmosis and the colon-proctologist.  Am.
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511.  Curry, F.  J. and Wier,  J.  A. Histoplasmosis; a review of one
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512,  Davies, P.  A  fatal case of  histoplasmosis. East Afr. M.  J.,
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513.  Dean, G. Cave disease.  Centr. Afr. J.  M., 1957, 3:  79-81.

514.  Duperrat, B.  Histoplasmose  africaine cutanee.  Bull. Soc
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515.  Dyson, J. E. and Evans, E. E. Delayed hypersensitivity in
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516.  Edge,  J. R.  Pulmonary histoplasmosis.  Brit. J.  Tuberc,
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517.  Edwards, P. Q., Geser, A. G., Kjlbye, E. H., Meyer, J. and
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518.  Edwards, P. A. and Klaer, J. H.  Worldwide geographic distri-
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519,  Ellis,  M, and Callander, R. J.  Treatment of histoplasmosis
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520,  Emmons, C. W,  Histoplasmosis.  Pub. Health Rep., Wash.,
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521.  Emmons, C, W.  Histoplasmosis.  Bull. N. York Acad, M.,
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522.  Emmons, Co W., Rowley, D,  A.,  Olson, B. J., Mattern, C.
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523.  Fissel, G. E, Acute fulminating histoplasmosis.  Am. J. Roentg,,
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524,  French,  E.  E.,  Jilleson, G,  F.  and Crispell, L. S.  Histoplasmo-
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525.  Furcolow, M, L. and Grayston, J. T.  Occurrence of Histo-
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526.  Furcolow, M. L., Guntheroth, G,,  and Willis,  M. J. The
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527.  Furcolow, M. L, and Larsh, H. E.  Direct isolation of Histo-
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528.  Gonzalez-Ochoa, A.  Histoplasmosis pulmonar aguda primaria.
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529.  Grayston, J. T. and Furcolow, M.  L.  The occurrence of histo-
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530. Haggar, R. A., Brown,  E.  L.  and Toplack, N. J.  Histoplasmo-
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531.  Howson, C. R.,  Brewer, L. A., Oatway, W. H.  and Roff,  E. A.
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532.  Ibach, M. J.,  Larsh, H. W. and Furcolow, M. L. Epidemic
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533.  Israel, H. L., De Lamater, E., Sones,  M., Willis, W. D. and
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538. Lazarus, A.  S. and Ajello,  L.  Aislamiento de Histoplasma
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539. Lehan,  P. H., and Furcolow, M. L.  Epidemic histoplasmosis.
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540. Lehan,  P. H. Brasher, C, A.,  Larsh, H. W, and Furcolow,
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541.  Li Ying, and Ch'en Ping Ch'ien.  Histoplasmosis; report of
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542. Loosli, C. G.  Histoplasmosis.  J. Chronic Dis., 1957, 5:
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543. Loosli, C. G., Procknow, J. J., Tanzi, F., Grayston, J. T.
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544. Mayer, R. L., Eisman, P. C,  Geftic, S.,  Knopka, E. and
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545. Menges, R. W.,  Furcolow, M. L, and Hinton, A. The role
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546. Mochi, A. and Edwards, P. I.  Geographical distribution of
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548.  Nejedly, R. F„ and Baker, L. A.  Treatment of localized histo-
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5490  Packard, J. S.,  Finkelstein, H. and Turner, W. E.   Pulmonary
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550.  Palmer, C. E. and Edwards,  P. I.  The dose of histoplasmin
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551.  Pinkerton, H. and Iverson, I.  Histoplasmosis; three  fatal
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552.  Plotnick, H„ and Cerri, So  Treatment of oral histoplasmosis
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553.  Polk, J. W„, Cubiles, J. A., Buckingham, W. W.  The
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554,  Pollak, L.  Histoplasmosis en Venezuela; ensayo epidemiolo-
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555,  Prior, J. A., Saslaw, S. and Cole,  C, R. Experiences with
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556,  Randall, C. C. and Hackney, A. L.  Observations on human
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557.  Ritter,  C. Studies on the viability of the Histoplasma capsula-
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560. Schubert, J., Ajello, L0, Stanford, S, and Grant, V. Q»  Varia-
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561.  Schwartz, B,  Histoplasmosis of lungs.  Arch. Int. M., 1954,
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562. Serviansky, B. and Schwarz, J.  Calcified intrathoracic lesions
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563. Shull, H.  J.  Human histoplasmosis; a disease with protean
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564. Soler Durall,  C.  and  Vilardell, F.  Histoplasmosis e investi-
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565. Sorensen, L.  J, and Evans, E. E.  Antigen fractions specific
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567. Sutliff,  W. D.  Experience with the course of chemotherapy of
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568. Sweany, H. C, Gorelick,  D., Coller, F. C.  and Jones, J„ l.
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573. Vogel, R. A.,  Michael,  M., Jr. and Tenipe, A.  Cortisone in
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574. Walk,  K., Furcolow, M. L.  and Lehan,  P. H. Histoplasmosis
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576. Zaoli, G.  L'istoplasmosi oro-faringea.  Arch. ital. otol.,
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577. Zeidberg, L. D.,  Gass, R. S. and Hutcheson,  R. H.  The
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581.  Aronson,  S. M.,  Benham,  R. and Wolf, A.  Maduromycosis
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582.  Creitz,  J. and Harris, H. W.  Isolation of Allescheria boydii
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738.  Tramontano, A.  Contributo alia terapia del fluor vaginale.
      Giorn.  mal. infett., 1957, 9^ 443-446.

739.  Van Buren, J.  M.  Septic retinitis due to Candida albicans.
      Arch. Path., 1958, 65: 137-146.

740.  Vince,  S. and Csillag,  A.  BeitrSge zur Klinik der Candidiase
      (Moniliensepsis) des Sauglingsalters.  Ann. paediat.,  Basel,
      1956, 187: 134-151.  36 references.
69 
741.   Vitez, S., Peterffy, L,  and Gerlei, F«  Durch Candida Krusei
      verursachte generalisierte Candidiasis. Wien.  klin. Wschr.,
      1957, 69: 467-470.

742.  Vivell, V, D. and Germer, I.  Soorpilzinfektionen und Anti-
      bioticotherapie.  KinderSrztl, Praxis,  1952, 20: 97-104.  6 cases.

743.  Vokaer, R.  Les vaginities mycosiques.  Bruxelles  med., 1957,
      37: 1907-1917,

744,  Webb, J, K. and Shariff, Ha  Disseminated moniliasis; a case
      report.  J0 Christ. M. Ass., India, 1957, 32: 185-188.

7450  Weinberg, M. S. and Jabandoni, RQ  The office diagnosis of
      moniliasis,  N,  York State J. M.,  1956, 56: 2100-2101.

746.  Weld, J0 T. Candida albicans.  Rapid identification in cultures
      made directly from human materials.  A,  M. A. Arch. Derm.,
      1953, 67: 473-478.
747, Weld, J.  T. Candida albicans. Rapid identification in pure
     cultures with carbon dioxide on modified eosinmethylene blue
     medium.  A, M. A. Arch. Derm., 1952, J56: 691-694.
748. Widra, A.  An improved fermentation method for rapid identi-
     fication of Candida species.  J. Infect. Dis,,  1957, 100: 70-73.

749. Winston,  R. B. and Webster, J, S.  A fatal case of pulmonary
     moniliasis treated with Brilliant Green Aerosol.  Guthrie Clin.
     Bull., 1956, 26: 77-81.

741. Winter, W„ D., Jr. and Foley, G. E.  Enhancement of Candida
     infection; differential distribution of renal lesions in mice treated
     with aureomycin.  J, Infect. Dis., 1956,  98: 150-156.

742. Wollheim, E. and Braun, H„  Pilzinfektionen der Lunge mit
     septischem Verlauf.  Deut, med.  Wschr., 1957, 82: 1397-
     13990                                          "-"
70 
743.  Wright,  E.  T., Graham, J.  H. and Steinberg, T. H.  Treat-
      ment of moniliasis with nystatin.  J. Am. M. Ass., 1957,
      163: 92-94.  122 cases.

744.  Yaffe, S. A.  Superinfection and systemic moniliasis. Canad.
      M. Ass. J., 1958, 78: 944-946.

745.  Young, G.  The process of invasion and the persistence of
      Candida albicans injected intraperitoneally into mice. J.
      Infect. Dis.,  1958, 202: 114-120.

746.  Zbigniew, T., Mankowski, Diller, I. C.  Granule formation
      in animal tissues  by Candida albicans.  Mycologia, 1953,  6:
      298-300.
71 
MUCORMYCOSIS
747.  Baker, R, D.,  Bassert, D. E, and Ferrington, W,  Mucormycosis
      of the digestive tract,  A.  Mc A. Arch. Path., 1957,63: 176-182.
      Review of literature,  2, cases.,

748.  Baker, R. D.  Mucormycosis - a new disease? Js Am. M. Ass.,
      1957,163: 805-808,  12 references.

749,  Baker, R. D.  Pulmonary mucormycosis.  Am. J. Path.,
      1956,j*2: 287-307.  27 references.  6 cases.

750.  Bauer, H., Ajello,  L., Adams, E,  and Useda Hernandez, D.
      Cerebral mucormycosis; pathogenesis of the disease.
      Description of the fungus,  Rhizopus oryzae, isolated from a
      fatal case. Am. J. Med., 1955,18: 822-831,  2 cases.

751,  Bauer, H,, Flanagan, J,  F. and Sheldon, W. H.  Experi-
      mental cerebral mucormycosis in diabetic rabbits.  (Abs.)
      Am. J. Path.,  1955,31: 600,

752.  Bryan, G, T,,  Read,  C. H.  and Zimmerman, G. R. Dissemi-
      nated mucormycosis in a child with diabetes mellitus; a case re-
      port.  J. IowaM. Soc, 1958,48: 193-196.  29 references.

753.  Clark, R„ M.  A case of mucormycosis of the duodenum, liver
      and cecum.  Gastroenterology, 1957,33: 985-990.  19 references.

754.  Davis, C. L., Anderson, W. A. and McC*e**$^ B. R,
      Mucormycosis in food-producing animals: a report of twelve
      cases. J. Am. Vet. M„ Ass., 1955,126: 261-267.

755.  Elder, T. and Baker, R.  D,  Pulmonary mucormycosis in rabbits
      with Alloxan diabetes.  A, M, A. Arch. Path,, 1956,61: 159-168.

756.  Foushee, S. and Beck, W. C. Mucormycosis of the C.N.S.
      N. Carolina M. J., 1956,27: 26-31.

757.  Gunson, H. H.  and  Bowden,  D. H„   Cerebral mucormycosis;  re-
      port of a case.  A.  M. A,  Arch, Path., 1955,60: 440-443,

758Q  Harris, J. S.  Mucormycosis.  Report of a case.  Pediatrics,
      1955,16: 857-867.  24 references. Involvement of C. N. S.
      9 cases reported in literature.
72 
759. Jackson, J. R. and Karnauchow, P. N.  Mucormycosis of the
     C.N.S.  Canad. M. Ass. J., 1957,76: 130-133.

760. Josefiak, E. J.  and Fouschee, J. G.  Experimental mucormyco-
     sis in the healthy rat.  Science, 1958,227: 1442.

761. Kurrein, F. Cerebral mucormycosis. J. Clin.  Path., Lond.,
     1954,7: 141-144.

762. Martin,  F.  P.,  Lukeman, J. M., Ranson, R. F. and Geppert,
     L. J.  Mucormycosis of the C.N.S. associated with thrombosis of
     the internal carotid artery.  J. Pediat., S. Louis, 1954,44: 437-
     442,  20 references.

763. Nasu, T.,  Shimamura, T. and Nasu,  T.  A case of pulmonary
     mucormycosis with aspergillosis.  Shinishu Med. J., 1956,J>: 354-
     358.

764. Schofield, R. A. and Baker, R. D.  Experimental mucormycosis
     (Rhizopus infection) in mice.  A. M. A. Arch. Pathv, 1956,61: 407-
     415.  16 references.
RHINOSPORIDIOSIS

765, Duperrat, B.  and Netter. Rhinosporidiose.  Sem. hop. Paris,
     1957,33: 2973-2974.

766. Moral Garcia, J. L.  Rinosporidiosis de la conjunctiva.    v/*
     Rev. ecuator  entom ., 1953,2: 113-122.

767. Navani,  H.  and Tiagi, G. K. Rhinosporidiosis in Western
     Upper Pradesh. J. Indian M. Ass., 1957,_28: 474-475.

768. Nifio,  F. L. and Freire, R. S.  Existencia de  un end6mica de
     rinosporidiosis en la Provincia del Chaco.  Prensa med.  argent.,
     1957,38: 2914-2919.

769  Purandare, N. M. and Deoras, S. M.  Rhinosporidiosis in Bombay.
     Indian J. M. Sc,  1953,7: 603-610.
73 
770, Wijngaarde, E. G. and Stolze, E.  Rhinosporidiosis in Surinam.
     Trop. geogr. med.,  Amst., 1958,10: 34-36.
SPOROTRICHOSIS

771. Arthur, G. W„  and Albrittain, J. W.  Disseminated cutaneous
     Sporotrichosis with systemic involvement.  A. M. A.  Arch. Derm.,
     1958,77: 187-190. Sclera, tunica vaginalis and synovial membrane
     of knee involved.

772. Aufdermaur,  M.  Sporotrichose  des Hirns.  Schweiz.  med. Wschr.,
     1954,84: 167-169. case.

773. Barrack,  B.  B.  Sporotrichosis, with a report on the mycology by
     R, E.  Powell,  Med. J. Australia, 1952,jJ9: 624-626.

774. Castleton, KB B. and Rees,  V. L.  Sporotrichosis; report of two
     cases from Utah.  J. Am. M. Ass.,  1952,148: 541-543,
775,  Duran, R. J.,  Coventry, M. B., Weed,  L.  A.,  Kierland, R.  R.
      Sporotrichosis; a report of twenty-three cases in the upper ex-
      tremity.  J. Bone Surg., 1957,39A: 1330-1342.  32 references.

776.  Geraci, J, E., Dry, T. J., Ulrich,  J. A.,  Weed, L. A.,
      MacCarty, C. S. and Sayre, G. P.  Experiences with 2-hy-
      droxystilbamidine in systemic sporotrichosis; report of an unusual
      case.  A„ M. A. Arch. Int. M., 1955,96: 478-489.  24 references.

777.  Gonzalez  Benavides, J. La esporotricosis como enfermedad
      ocupacional en  los trabajadores de alfarerias. Bol. Soc. cubana
      dermat.,  1956,23:  89-102,  16 workers infected by packing material.

778.  Harrell, E. R,, Bocobo, F. C. and  Curtis, A. C.  Sporotrichosis
      successfully treated with stilbamidine. A.  M. A. Arch. Int. M.,
      1954,^3: 162-164.  Initial lesion,  ulcer on hand.

779.  King, A.  B. and Collette,  T. S.  Brain abscess due to Clado-
      sporium trichoides.  Report of the second case due to this organism.
      Bull. Johns Hopkins Hosp., 1952,J1:  298-305.

780.  Liu, C. L.  Sporotrichosis; report of a case.  China M. J.,
      1956,73: 330-336.
74 
781.  Lucasse, C., Chardome, J.  and Magis,  P.  Mycose cere-
      brate par Cladosporium trichoittes chez un indigene du Congo
      Beige.  Note mycologique sur Cladosporium trichoiUes.
      (Emmons, 1952)  An. Soc.  beige med. trop., 1954,  34: 475-484.

782.  Mariat,  F.  and Drouhet, E.  Sporotrichose experimentale du
      hamster. Observation de formes asteroides de Sporotrichum.
      Ann. Inst. Pasteur, Par., 1954, 86: 485-492.
783. Mikkelsen, W. M., Brandt, R0 L.  and Harrell, E. R, Sporotricho-
     sis: a report of 12 cases including two with skeletal involvement.
     Ann. Int. M., 1957,  47^ 435-459.  29 references.

784. Minty, C. C.  D.  and McCaffrey,  M. F.  Sporotrichosis: a case re-
     port from Queensland. M.  J. Australia,  1956, _1: 704-705.

785. Reid, J. D.  A modified Sabouraud medium for the cultivation and
     identification of Sporotrichum schenkii.   Am.  J. Clin.  Path.,
     1952, 22: 1030-1033.

786. Reiersol, S.   Trichosporum cutaneum isolated from a case of
     otomycosis.   Acta path, microb.  scand., 1955, 37: 459-463,

787.  Schiff, B. L.  Solitary sporotrichotic granuloma.  A.  M. A. Arch.
     Derm. Syph., Chic, 1952, 65: 353-355.

788. Shoemaker, E. H., Bennett, H. D., Fields,  W. S., Whitcomb,
     F.  C. and Halpert, B.  Leptomeningitis  due to Sporotrichum
     schenckii. A. M. A0 Arch. Path., 1957, 64: 222-227.

7890 Sievers, M.  L.  An unusual case of sporotrichosis.  N. England
     J. M.,  1954,  250: 833-835.
790. Singer, J. I. and Muncie, J. E.  Sporotrichosis. N.  York State
     Jo M., 1952, 52: 2147-2153.  8 cases.

791. Steele, W. L.  Sporotrichosis infection of the knee joint; report
     of a case.  South. N. J., 1958, 51: 373-379.
75 
792.  Young, J. M. and Ulrich,  E.  Sporotrichosis produced by
     Sporotrichum gougeroti.  Report of a case and review of the
     literature. A. M.  A. Arch. Derm.  Syph., Chic, 1953,67: 44-52.

793.  Young, C. J., Shackelford, P. O., Lamb, J.  H.  and Koons, R.  C.
     Sporotrichosis with formation of sporotrichids. Mycopathologia,
     1953,6: 235-236. Case.
A.  CHROMOBLASTOMYCOSIS

794. Azulay, R. D„  Experimental chromoblastomycosis in man.
     J. Invest. Dermat,, 1952,29: 307-309.

795. Campins, H. and Scharj, J.  Cromoblastomicosis:  Comenta-
     rios sobre 34 casos,  con estudio clinico, histologico y micologico.
     Gac m6d.,  Caracas, 1953,61: 127-151.  30 cases.

796. French,  A,  J. and Russell, S. R.  Chromoblastomycosis; report
     of first case recognized in Michigan,  apparently contracted in
     South Carolina.  A. M. A. Arch. Derm., 1953,67: 129-134.
     20 references.

797. Fukushiro, R., Kagawa, S., Nishiyama, S.  and Takahashi, H.
     Un cas de chromoblastomycose cutanee avec metastase c6r6-
     brale mortelle.  Presse m6d., 1957,65: 2142-2143.

793. Hill, B.  H.  R.,  Cook,  L. G. and Saxby, C.  Chromoblastomycosis
     (dermatitis verrucosa), report of a case.  Australia J.  M.,
     1953,2: 80-82.

799. Howies,  J. K., Kennedy, C. B., Garvin, W, H., Brueck, J. W.
     and Buddingh, G. J.  Chromoblastomycosis: Report of nine cases
     from a single area in Louisiana.  A. M. A, Arch. Derm., 1954,69-
     83-90.

800. Kaess, K. V,, Reberger, C. C, and Sloss, P.  T.  Chromoblasto-
     mycosis. Laboratory observations on the causative organism,
     U. S. Armed Forces M. J.,  1955,6: 739-746.  Case of  8 years
     duration.
76 
   .   Kakoti, L. M.  and Dey, N. C.  Chromoblastomycosis in India,
      J. Indian M. Ass.,  1957,28: 351-355.  Case involving external
      genitalia.

802.  Lie-Kian-Joe,  Njo-Injo, Tjoei Eng, and Sartono, Kertopati.
      A new verrucous mycosis  caused by Cerospora apii.  A. M. A.
      Arch.  Derm.,  1957,75: 864-870.

803.  Powell, R.  E.  A survey of chromoblastomycosis in Queens-
      land.  Australian J. Derm., 1952,2: 214-222,  29 cases.

804.  Rajam, R. V., Kandhari,  K. C. and Thirumalachar, M. J.
      Chromoblastomycosis caused by a rare yeast-like
      dematiaceous fungus.  Mycopathologia, Den Haag, 1958,9:
      5-19.  Death 7 months after apparent cure.

805.  Romero, A.  and Tejos, A.  La cromoblastomicosis en Costa
      Rica.  Rev. biol. trop., 1953,1: 95-115.  14 localities affected.

806.  Shoucair, E. S., Gordon,  C. C., Grant, L.  S. and Hill, K. R.
      Chromoblastomycosis in Jamaica.  West Indian M.  J., 1952,1:
      211-215.

807.  Silva,  M.  The parasitic phase of the fungi of chromoblastomyco-
      sis:  development of sclerotic cells in vitro and in vivo. Mycologia,
      1957,49: 318-331. 20 references.

808.  Thomas, E., Job., C. K. and Hadley, G. G. Chromoblastomyco-
      sis.  Ind. J. M, Sc, 1957,21: 570-573.

809.  Thys,  A.,  Courtois, G. and Vanbreuseghem, R.  A propos de 9
      nouveaux cas congolais de chromoblastomycose.  fissai et echec
      du traitement par la pentamidine,  Ann. Soc beige med. trop.,
      1952,32: 491-500.

810.   Vignale, B., Montero, E, D., Tost* J* F,, and Sanjines, A.
      Cromoblastomicosis; segundo caso descrito en el Uruguay,
      An.  Fac. med., Montevideo, 1955,40: 87-92.
77 
B.  FUNGUS INFECTIONS OF HANDS,  FEET, NAILS

811.  Ajello, L. and Getz, M. E. Recovery of dermatophytes
     from shoes and shower stalls.  J. Invest. Derm.,
     1954, 22:  17-20.

812.  Baer, R.  L., Rosenthal, S. A., Rogachebsky, H.  and Litt,  J.  Z.
     Newer studies on the epidemiology of fungous infections of the
     feet. Am. J. Pubi Health, 1955, 45: 784-790.

813,  Bamert, W.  Zur Therapie mykotischer Hornhautinfektionen,
     gleichzeitig ein Beitrag zur Indikation der lamellierenden
     Keratoplastik.  KLin. Mbl.  Augenh,, 1958, 132: 95-98.  Case.
814.   Banerjee,  B,  N.  Common skin diseases of the hands in the
      tropics. Indian J. Derm., 1957,  2: 99-105.

815.   Bocobo, F. C. and Curtis, A. C.  Accidental isolation of Tri-
      chophyton mentagrophytes from the floor of a schoolhouse.
      Mycologica, 1958, 50: 164-168.

816.   Broughton, R. H. Reinfection from socks and shoes in tinea pedis.
      Brit, J. Derm.,  1955, 67:  249-254.

817.   Caiman, CD.  Tinea pedis.  Local applications alone may fail to
      control tinea pedis if the accessory factors involved are ignored.
      Med. World, Lond., 1956,84: 117-119.  Preemptions for
      Whitfield* s ointment and Whitfield1 s lotion.

818.   Castellani, A. and Silva R. de.  Tinea nigra; a general account
      based on Far Eastern experience. Mykosen, 1957, 2^ 41-49.
      Geographic distribution.

819.   Cornbleet, T,, Barsky, S. and Firestein, B.  The use of
      polyvinylpyrrolidone iodine in eczematoid ringworm.
      A.M.A, Arch. Derm., 1958,77:335-336.

820.   Doupagne,  P.  L'athlete's foot chez les Autochthones du Congo
      beige.  Ann.  Soc. beige med. trop., 1957, 37: 245-250.
78 
821.  English, M. P.  Trichophyton infection in families.  Brit.
     M. J.,  1957, 5021; 744-746.

822. Feilchenfeld, E.  Paronychia manum; die Gewerbekrankheit
     der Hausfrau^  Zschr. Haut & Geschlkr., 1958,_24: 17-18.

823. Floch, H. and Mialloux,  M.  Un cas de piedra noire a
     Cayenne. Bull. Soc. path. exot.,  Par.,  1957, 50: 649-652.

824. Franks, A.  G., Taschdjian, C L. and Gutierrez, G. T.
     Onychomycosis due to Scopulariopsis brevicaulis; case con-
     current with dermatophytosis and infection with a tyroglyphid
     mite.  Arch. Derm., 1956, 74: 241-244.

825. Fuentes, C A.,  Aboulafia, R. and Vidal, R. J.  A dwarf
     form of Microsporum gypseum.  J. Invest. Derm., 1954,
     23: 51-62.  17 references.

826. Ghislain, R. and Willens, W.  Favus familial (trois cas).
     Arch, beige derm.  syph., 1957, 13: 257-260.

827. Godoy, E.  Nuevo tratamiento de las tinas microsptfricas.
     Sem. med., B. Air., 1957, 110: (21) 669-676.
828.  G8tz, H.  Untersuchungen Uber die pathogenetischen Fak-
     toren und die Behandlung der Nagelpilzkrankheit.  Arch.
     Derm. Syph., Wein, 1953, 195: 579-616.  20 cases.
829.  Gonzalez Benavides, J. La esporotricos como enfermedad
     ocupacional en los trabajadores de alfarerias.  Bol. Soc.
     derm,  cubana, 1956, 13: 89-102.  16 cases,

830.  Halde, C. and Ringrose, E. J.  Mycetoma originating in
     Northern California: Disease caused by a fungus re-
     sembling nocardia madural. A. M. A. Arch. Derm.,
     1956,  74: 80-85.

831.  Hall,  F. R„ Cultures and findings in two hundred cases of
     dermatophytosis of the feet. A. M. A. Arch. Derm.,
     1956,  74: 306-307.
79 
832. Hflgler, F.  Ueber die Kupfersulfatbehandlung von Hand- und
     Fussmykosen.  Mtinch. med. Wschr., 1957,  99: 1860-1861.

833. Hook, G.  Mediphon-Puder bei dermatologischen Affektionen
     in der Praxis.  Medizinische, 1958, 1: 205-206.

834. Janke, D.  Scopulariopsisarten als menschenpathogene Derma-
     tophyten,  Zschr, Haut & Geschlkr., 1953, ^4: 35-40.  2 cases.

835. Koch, H.  Kasuistische Mitteilung zur Epidemiologie von Tri-
     chopytonrubrum-Erkrankungen,  Hautarzt., 1957, 8: 366-468.

836. Langer, H,  Dermatomykose durch Mikrosporon gypseum nach
     ungewtfhnlichem Infektionsweg,  Derm, Wschr,,  1955,  132:
     1245-1260.

837. Lawson, G. T. and McLeod, W.  J.  Microsporum canis, an
     intensive outbreak.  Brit.  M. J., 1957, 5054: 1159-1160.

838. Marcussen, P. V. Mycotic infection of the hands. Acta derm.
     vener4, Stockh.,  1956, 36: 272-278.  12 cases.

839, Martin-Scott,  I.  Onychomycosis caused by Scopulariopsis
     brevicaulis.  Tr. Brit. Mycol. Soc, 1954, 37: 38-43.

840. MOhlens, K„ J.  Beitrag zum Problem der Disinfektion ueber
     tragbarer Hautpilze unter  besonderer Berticksichtigung der
     Prtifungsmethoden.  Arch. Hyg., MUnch., 1957,  141: 373-382.
841.  Newmann, E.  Behandlung von Onychomykosen durch ffagela&lation
     unter Anwendung von Hyaluronidase.  Derm. Wschr.  1957  136*
     746-748.                                              ' ---'

842.  Peterkin, G. A. G.  The diagnosis and treatment of tinea pedis.
     Practitioner, Lond., 1958,  180: 543-552.
843.  Polemann, G.  Zum Nachweis hautpathogener Pilze in der
     Fussbekleidung. Deut. med. Wschr., 1957,  82: 1870-1872.
     Tested hose, Street shoes and house shoes.
80 
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844.  Randazzo, S, D.  Primi risultati con un nuovo antibiotico
     (mycostatin unguento) in derniatosi varie.  Minerva derm.,
     Tor., 1955, 30: 55-61.

845.  Reiss, F., Caroline, L. and Leonard, L.  Experimental
     microsporum lanosum infection in dogs, cats, and rabbits,
     1. Observations on the course of the primary infection,
     Tr. N. York Acad. Sc, 1954,26: 277-280.

846.  Robinson, H. M.  and Yoffe, S. N.  Selenium sulfide in treat-
     ment of pityriasis versicolor.  J. Am. M.  Ass,, 1956, 162:
     113-114,

847.  Rothman, S., Knox, G. and Windhorst, D.  Tinea pedis as a
     source of infection in the family.   Arch. Derm.  Syph., Chic,
     1957, 2: 270-271.

848.  Scheffler, H. S. F.  Uber die Verbreitung der Hautepilzin-
     fektionen und Pilzuntersuchungsergebnisse bei Schulpf-
     lichtigen.  Mykosen, 1958, _1: 102-108.

849.  Scherr, G. H. and Korth, Z. N.  The therapeutic effectiveness
     of a fungistatic powder for tinea pedis.  Illinois M. J., 1957,
     112: 118-120.

850.  Schirren, C.  Antimykotische Wirksamkeit einer neuen Gum-
     miqualitat fur Schuhe.  Zbl. Arbeitsmed.,  1957, 7: 13-15.

851.  Slepyan, A, H, and Geuting,  B. G. Tinea nigra palmaris in the
     Chicago area.  A. M„ A. Arch. Derm., 1957, 76:  570-571.

852.  Smith, L„ M. and Garrett, H. D. Generalized ringworm infec-
     tion report of a case due to Epidermophyton floccosum.
     South.  M. J., 1956,  49: 337-342.

853.  Spiller, W.  F., Mullins, F.  and  Knox,  J. M. Tinea nigra.
     J. Invest. Derm,, 1956, 27: 187-192.

854.  Telner, P., Blank, F„  and Schopflocher, P, Trichophyton
     rubrum infections of the lower legs, Canad. M. Ass. J.,
     1957,  77: 1033-1035.
81 
855.  Torres,  G.  and Georg, L. K.  A human case of Trichophyton
      gallinae infection. Disease contracted from chickens.
      A, M. A. Arch. Derm.,  1956, 74: 191-197.

856.  Vanbreuseghem, R.  Herpes circine post-traumatique par
      Trichophyton Quinckeanum.  Arch, beige derm. syph.,
      1957, 23: 36-41.  23 references.

857.  Wilson, J. W., Plunkett, O. A. and Gregersen, A.  Nodular
      granulomatosis perifolliculitis of the legs caused by Tri-
      chophyton rubrum.  Arch. Derm. Syph., Chic, 1954, 69:
      258-277.

858.  Wissel, K.  Studien zur Epidemiologie und Therapie der
      Fussmykosen.  Dermatologica, Basel, 1956, 113: 156-179.
      More than 15% of foot complaints in recruits due to fungus
      infection.

859.  Ziprowski, L., Altman, G., Dalith, F.  and Spitz, U.
      Mycetoma pedis.  A. M.  A. Arch.  Derm., 1957, 75:
      855-863.  4 cases.

860.  Zweiling, G.  BekSmpfung der Pilzerkrankungen in gewerblichen
      Betrieben.  Zbl. Arbeitsm., 1955,  5: 126-127.
C. FUNGUS INFECTIONS OF HAIR AND SCALP

861.   Beare, J. M.  Tinea capitis due to Trichophyton sulphureum.
      Brit. J. Derm., 1956, 68: 193-199,  82 cases.

862.  Caspers, A. P. Pityriasis capitis (dandruff).  A clinical
      evaluation of three remedies currently employed in the
      prophylaxis and treatment of a common scalp disorder.
      Canad. M,  Ass. J.,  1958, 79: 113-118.

863.  Crossland, P. M.  Therapy of tinea capitis. California M.,
      1956, 84: 351-353.
82 
864.  Dostrovsky, A., Kallner, G., Raubitschek, F. and Sagher,  F.
     Tinea capitis: an epidemiological, therapeutic and laboratory
     investigation of 6,390 cases. J. Invest. Derm., 1955, 24:
     195-200.  93% of cases, immigrants to Israel, resident less
     than 5 years; origin, Near and Far East and North  Africa,

865.  Durie, E. B.  Mycotic infections of the scalp; mycology.
     M. J. Australia, 1956, 2*.  648-651.  122 cases.

866.  Franks,  A.  G. and Taschdjian, C. C.  Incidence and etiology
     of tinea capitis; special reference to Trichophyton  tonsurans.
     A.  M.  A. Arch. Derm., 1956,  74: 349-351.

867.  Fuentes, C. A., Bosch, Z. E., and Boudel^ C. C. Occur-
     rence of Trichophyton mentagrophytes and Microsporium
     gypseum on hairs of healthy cats.  A preliminary report.
     J. Invest, Derm,, 1954, 23: 311-313.

868.  Georg,  L. K„  Studies on the Trichophyton tonsurans.  I.
     The taxonomy of T. tonsurans.  Mycologia, 1956, 48:
     65-82,  46 references,

869,  Georg,  L. K.  Studies on Trichophyton tonsurans.   H.
     Morphology and laboratory identification.  Mycologia, 1956,  48:
     354-377.

870*  Georg,  L. K.  Trichophyton tonsurans ringworm; a new public
     health problem.  Pub. Health Rep.,  1952, 67:  53-56.

871.  Hand, E. A, and Georg. L. K.  Trichophyton tonsurans ringworm,
     J. Michigan State M. Soc., 1955, 54: 687-690. Source, farm and
     factory workers from Mexico.

872.  Heim,  O. E„  Atypical favus of the scalp; a report of two patients
     with the seborrheic form.  A. M. A, Arch. Derm., 1957, 76:
     740-751.  2  cases.

873.  Hill, E. M., Zeluckson, A. S. andOrkinM.  Trichophyton
     tonsurans in Minnesota.  A. M. A. Arch. Derm.,  1957, 76:
     206-207.
83 
874. Hopkins, J. G., Lingamfelter,  C  S., Kiesselbach, M. R.,
     and Hamilton, O. A,  Treatment of tinea capitis with
     salicylanilide preparations.  A. M. A.  Arch. Derm.,  1953, 67:
     479-483.

875. Howell, J. B., Wilson, J. W. and Caro, M. R.  Tinea capitis
     caused by Trichophyton tonsurans (sulfureum or crateriforme.)
     A. M. A. Arch. Derm., 1952,  65:  194-205.

876, Hughes,  W. H., and Hamilton,  E„  D. Pityrosporum ovale
     as a cause of allergy to human scurf.  Brit,  M. J,, 1958, 2:
     542-543,

877. Joseph, H. L,  Tinea barbae due to Mierosporum lanosum^
     A, M, A, Arch, Derm,, 1957,  76:  243-244,

878, Kakoti, L. M, and Deyne, C.  Faviformectothrix trichophyto-
     sis in India,  Indian J, Derm.,  1956, h 105-107.

879. Kay,  R.  G. Tinea capitis due to Microsporum audouini.
     N. Zealand J. M., 1954, 53:  252-253,

880. Kligman, A.  M.  Pathogenesis  of tinea capitis due to Micro-
     sporum audouini and Microsporum canis; gross observations
     following inoculations of humans.   J. Invest, Derm., 1952,  18:
     231-246.

881. Kuhn, B. H.  Tinea capitis due to Microsporum audouini; treat-
     ment with improved salundek and salundek lotion.  South. M.  J.,
     1956, 49: 1122-1124,

882. Marplea, M. J.  and Chapman,  E.  N.  Tinea capitis caused by
     Microsporum canis.  Report of an  outbreak in a Dunedin insti-
     tution.  N. Zealand M.  J., 1954, 53: 158-162.

883. Mullins, J. F. Trichophyton tonsurans infection in tinea capitis
     survey.  A. M. A. Arch, Derm.,  1954, 69:  438-440.  3,365 tests.

884. Pipkin, J. L. Tinea capitis in the adult and adolescent.  A. M. A.
     Arch, Derm,, 1952, 66: 9-40.  57  cases.
84 
885.  Price, H. and Taylor, D. R.  Trichophyton tonsurans
     (crateriforme) infection of the scalp.  California M., 1952, 76:
     283-288.                                                ~~

886.  Rothman, S.  Systemic disturbances in recalcitrant Trichophy-
     ton rubrum (purpureum) infections.  A.  M. A. Arch. Derm.,
     1953, 67: 239^246.

887.  Siskind,  W. M. and Richtberg, D.  Tinea capitis in a city hospital;
     treatment with X-ray. N. York State J.  M., 1958, _58: 2040.

888.  Sullivan, M.  and  Bereston, E„ S.  Study of topical therapy in
     tinea capitis.  J.  Invest. Derm., 1952, 2£_: 175-178.

889.  Tobias, N.  Ringworm of the scalp; a clinical survey.
     Missouri M., 1956, 53: 21-24.  Imported from Mexico to Texas
     and California.

890,  Warren, C M,  Tinea capitis in East London and Essex, 1944,
     1955,  Brit, J, Derm., 1956,  68: 264-267.
D.  MISCELLANEOUS

891. Agostini,  A. Ulteriori considerzioni sull1 effetta del
     mycostatin per via topica e generale en alcune dermatosi.
     Gior. mal.  infett., 1957,  9: 459-461.

892. Ajello, J.  The dermatophyte, Hicrosporum gypseum, as a
     saprophyte and parasite.  J.  Invest. Derm., 1953, _21: 157-171.

893. Barlow, A.  J. E.  and Chattaway, F.  W,  The parasitism of the
     ringworm group of fungi.  A. M. A. Arch. Derm., 1958,  77:
     399-405.

894. Birett, H.   Uber die Sprosspilzflora bei entzdndlichen
     Hauterscheinungen.  Mtinchen, 1954.  (Inagu. -Diss. -Mttnchen)
     49 1.
85 
895.  Birt, A. R. and Wilt, J. C.  Mycology, bacteriology, and
      histopathology of suppurative ringworm.  A. M. A.  Arch.
      Derm., 1954, 69: 441-448.

896.  Blank, F., Schopflocher, P., Poirier, P. and Riopille, J. L.
      Extensive Trichophyton infections of about fifty years1 dura-
      tion in two sisters.  Dermatologica, Basel, 1957,  115: 40-51.

897.  Burns, R. E. Fungous disease as a complication of
      steroid therapy.  A. M.  A.  Arch. Derm., 1958,77:
      686-689.  30 references.

898.  Carlier, G. I. M.  An eight-year survey of the ringworm
      flora of Birmingham.  J. Hyg., Lond., 1954, 52:  264-271.

899.  Couchet, G., Doby-Dubois, M., Deblock, S., Doby, J. M.,
      and Vaiva, C. Contribution a la connaissance des teignes
      infantiles du Cameroun.  Ann parasit^  Par., 1957, 32:
      580-589.

900.  D'Arca, S.  Rassegna sulla epidemiologia delle tricofizie
      nei vari paesi del mondo. Nuovi ami. igiene microb.,
      1957, 8: 205-240.

901.   Dostrovsky, A., Sagher, F. and Raubitschek, F.  Favus
      generalisatus*,.  Brit, J. Derm., 1957, 89: 358-362.
902. Durie, E. B. and Frey, D.  A new species of Trichophyton
     from New South Wales.  Mycologia, 1957, 49: 401-411.

903. English, M. P.  Otomycosis caused by ringworm fungus.
     J. Lar. Otol.,  Lond., 1957, 71:  207-208.

904. Fegeler, F.  Untersuchungen zur Epidemiologic der
     Epidermophytien mit besonderer Bertfcksichtigung des
     Trichophyton rubrum (castellani).  Arch. klin.  exp.
     Derm., 1956,  203: 570-576,
905. Fischer, J. B. and Wrong, N. M.  Fungous infections of
     the skin, hair and nails.  Canad.  M. Ass. J.,  1952, 67:
     398-403.  5,489 specimens examined.
86 
906. Gentler, J.  C and O'Sullivan,  J. G.  Correlation of human
     and animal ringworm in West of Scotland.  Brit. M. J.,
     1957, 2: 678-682.

907. Georg,  L. K.  The role of animals as vectors of human
     fungus diseases.  Tr. N.  York Acad. Sc,  1956, Ser. H,
     18: 639-647.

908, Georg,  L. K.  Observations on rural and urban ringworm.
     J. Invest. Derm., 1956,  27: 335-353.

909. Georg,  L. K.  Use of cycloheximide medium for isolation
     of dermatophytes from clinical material,  A. M. A. Arch.
     Derm., 1953, _67: 355-361.

910. Ghislain, E., Wellens, W. and Van de Put, H. Bilan du
     laboratoire  de mycologief  Arch. belg.  derm. syph., 1957,
     13: 233-238.

911.  Gonzalez-Ochoa, A. and Orozco-Vittoria,  C  Dermatefitos
     causantes de "tinea unguis" en Mexico.  Rev.  Inst, salub.
     enferm. trop., Mex., 1957, 27:  93-95.

912. Graciansky, P. de, Leclercq, R., Delaporte, J.  and Goiun de
     Roumilly, P.  Les dermatoses a levures au cours des traite-
     ments par les antibiotiques.  I, Introduction,  n,  fitude
     clinique.  HI, fitude pathogenique et th6rapeutique (avec
     mention particuliere de r incidence des  avitaminoses).
     Sem, h6p.  Paris, 1955, 31: 2163-2182.   115  references.

913, Hadida, E,  and Schou^ de, A.  Trichophytie gen6ralis6e;
     localisations hypodermiques et ganglionnaires du ^a
     Trichophyton faviforme.   Bull. Soc.  fr. derm. syph.,  1957,
     No.  4: 388-391.

914. Hadida, E.  and Schousbde, A.  Kerons  a Trichophyton favi-
     forme; action de la corticotherapie.  Bull.  Soc. fr. derm.
     syph., 1957, No. 4: 391-392.

915. Haley, L. D.  and Stonerod, M.  The isolation and identifica-
     tion  of dermatophytes. Am. J.  M.  Techn., 1954, 20: 27-34.
87 
916.  Holt, J,  A. B. and Morgan, W. C  Fungi in otitis externa.
     South. M. J., 1958,  51: 144-146.

917.  Jillson, O. F.  Allergic dermatitis produced by pathogenic
     and saprophytic fungi.  Ann. Allergy,  1957, JL5: 14-24.
     54 references.

918.  Jillson, O. F.  and Buckley, W. R.  Fungous disease in man
     acquired from cattle and horses (due to Trichophyton faviforme).
     N. England J, M., 1952,  246: 996-999.
919.  Johnson, S. A. and Tuura, A. J. L. Glyceryl triacetate
     (tricetin) as a fungicide.  A. M. A. Arch. Derm., 1956, 74:
     73-75.  80 cases.

920.  Jung, H. D.  Familiare Endemien durch Trichophyton faviforme
     album (Sabouraud) in 6'stlichen Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
     Mykosen, 1958, 1:  93-95.

921.  Keddie, F., Hexter, G. F. and Brown,  A. S.  Treatment of
     cutaneous fungus infections with a phenylsalicylamide deriva-
     tive.  A. M. A. Arch. Derm.,  1956, 74: 504-510.

922.  Kirk, R. and Morgan,  H.  V.  The superficial mycoses.
     J. Trop. M. Hyg., Lond., 1957,  60: 38-45.
923. Kuhn,  B.  M„  Finaf, a new cutaneous fungicide.  A. M.  A.
     Arch.  Derm,, 1956, 74: 627-628.  63 cases.

924. Lutz, W.  Mykosen. Dermatologica, 1958,217: 178-180.
     29 references.

925. Maskin, I. L„, Taschdjian,  C. L. and Franks, A. C.
     The etiology of dermatophytosis,  A. M.  A. Arch. Derm.,
     1957,  75:  66-69.

926. Menges, R. W. and Georg,  L.  K.  Survey of animal ringworm
     in the United States. Pub. Health Rep., 1957,  72: 503-509.

927. Meyer, E.  The preservation of dermatophytes at sub-
     freezing temperatures.  Mycologia, 1955, 47: 664-668.
88 
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     chophyton rubrum,  A. M. A. Arch. Derm., 1957, 75:
     543-547.

929.  Pinkerton, M. E., Mullins,  J. F. and Shapiro, E. M
     The ecology of superficial fungus infections in Galveston,
     Texas; a five year survey.  Tex. Rep. Biol. M., 1957, 15:  26-49.

930.  Raguet, M.  Prophylaxie des teignes scolaires du Maroc
     Maroc med., 1956,  35: 947-960.

931.  Raubitschek, F.   Preliminary and short report; antibiotics
     and their reaction on pathogenic fungi,   n.  PeniciUin and
     streptomycin; terramycin.  J. Invest.  Derm.,  1954, J22:
     359-361. Dermatophytes tested.

932.  Reith, H. and Schirren, C.  Doppelinfektion durch Trichophyton
     rubrum und Trichophyton verrucosum.  Hautarzt, 1958, 9:
     180-183,

933,  Robinson, H. M., Cohen, M. M., Robinson, C. V.  and Bereston,
     E. S.  Simplified office procedures for mycological diagnosis.
     J. Am. M. Ass.,  1956, 160: 537-540.
934. Shapiro, E. M., Mullins, J.  F.  and Pinkerton, M. E„
     Comparison of Littman and cycloheximide mediums for pri-
     mary isolation of dermatophytes. At$. J. Clin. Path., 1956,
     26: 131-135.

935. Shector, W., Morgan, R. F. and Blum, W.  Human immune
     globulin therapy of extensive Trichophyton rubrum infection.
     A. M. A. Arch. Derm., 1957, 76: 252-253.

936. Mout, M. S. and Bakerspigel, C.  Ringworm in southwestern
     Ontario caused by Trichophyton verrucosum.  Canad. M. Ass.
     J., 1958,  78: 38-40.

937. Spoor, H„ J., Troub, E. F. and Bell, M.  Pityrosporum ovale
     types, cultured from normal and seborrheic subjects.  Arch.
     Derm. Syph., Chic,  1954, 69: 323-330.
89 
938. Telner, P. Blank, F. and Schopflocher,  P.  Trichophyton
     rubrum infections of the lower legs. Canad. M. Ass. J.,  1957,
     77: 1033-1035.

939. Thaesler, G. Die Behandlung der Hautpilzerkrankungen mit
     Curis. Derm. Wschr., 1957, 135: 181-185.  53 cases.
940. Vialkowitsch,  B.  OedematSs-nodo'se Trichophytide bei einem
     Erwachsenen.   Zschr. Haut Geschlkr., 1957,^2: 31-37.

941.  Weiner, A. L.  and Schwarz, J.  Fungus infections of the skin
     treated with pyrobutamine compounds.  A.  M. A. Arch.
     Derm., 1957,  76: 783-787.

942. Winsauer, G.  Die H&ufigkeit der Dermatomykosen bei der
     dermatologischen Betreuung der  Landbevolkerung.
     Wien.  med. Wschr., 1958, 108: 353-354.
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