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Subclinical onychomycosis is associated with tinea pedis
British Journal of Dermatology, 06/25/09

Walling H et al. - Dermatophyte fungi may be isolated from normal-appearing toenails. The presence of dermatophytes in this situation is strongly associated with the presence of tinea pedis. Subclinical dermatophyte in the nail plate may serve as a reservoir for ongoing local infection.

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