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MYCOTIC TNFECT IONS

CANDIDIASIS

(CANDIDOSIs, MONILIASIS, THRUS)


Because of the gem1s name
Monila, the disese s
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affecaing human being. It sccurs mainly as a
secendaxy infectien in immunscempnomised
patients. It affects skin, mucous membrane, nails and
intexnal vrgans.

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CAUSATIVE ORGANISMS:
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MYCOTIC INFECTIONS

CANDIDIASIS

ANDIDOSIS, MONILIASIS, THRUSH)


Because of the genus name
Monilia, the disease is
called as moniliasis

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CAUSATIVE ORGANISMS:

Other organisms:
Predominant
causative organism: C. parapsilosis,
C. stellatoidea,
Candida Albicans C.krusic,
C.rugosa

PREDISPOSING FACTORS:
Pensen who is taking medicationms, eg, antibirtics

and immunosuppxessive dxugs.


.RadiatintheraPy
Chrnic illnes.
Systemic diseases, e.g, diabetes, anaemia,
myxredema and Addisen's disease.
.Immunecompnamised patients, e.g, AIDS.
Sevexe debilitatien
A and B6,
Nutnitisnal deficiency, eg, vitamins
inon.

Old age n infants,*

. Pregnancy.
smokens.
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Other organisms:
C. parapsilosis,
. C. stellatoidea,
C.C. krusie,
C. rugosa

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CAUSATIVE ORGANISMS:

Predominant
causative organism:

.Candida Albicans

PREDISPOSING FACTORS:

.Pensn whs is taking

and immunasupp
Radiation thenapy.
Ch ramic ilness.
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CLINICAL FEATURES:
Candidiasis sccurs mestly as the superfleial
inectin f the mucous membrane « x skin, but
deepex stnuctunes like oesaphagus, lungs Gx
endecandium, axe invelved in sevexely
debilitated or immunssuppnessed pexsens.

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ORAL MANIFESTATION
.classiied inte the fotlewing types

Name the Clinieat Commen Asse ciated


ClinicalTYeAPpearane Sites t Facters
e and Ccunne
Symptems nce
Pseudmembra Creamy Buccal Antibietic
white mucesa, thenapy.
plagues, tngue, immunsuppre
nemavable | palate ssin
nus(thnush) ; burning
sensation,
oul taste
Pasterie Antibietic
Enythemateus Red
macules, x hand thenapy.
burning palate, zexstomia,
sensation buccal immunesuppre
mucesa ssin,
densal idiepathic
tongue
Central Red, Midline | ldiopathic.
papillaxy atxephiccpostexi immunesuppre
mucesal n densa ssin
atnophy
(median aneas; tngue
xhembeid asymptm
slossitis) atic

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Red axeas, Pesteni« |Immunesuppres
t e n with| x palate, sin,
xemevable| pestenie Ldiepathie
white n donsa
Chenic plaques; tngue,
multijecal buxning angles s
sensatin,} m u t h
asymptom
atic
Red, Angles o¢| Idiepathic,
fissuxed m.vuth immunosuppre
ssin, lss f
lesians;
vextical
innitated,
naw dimensin
Angulax feeling
cheilitis
DentuNe Red, Confined Probably n
stematitis asymptem xuetxueinjectien;|
atic palatal | dentuxe tten
(chxaniic denture is pesitive n
atnephic
candidiasis, beaxingCultune but
mucesa mucesa is n e t
denture sone

mouth)

Whie Antexi ldiepathic,


Hypenplastic
(candidal plaques x buccal| immundsuppxxe
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not

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Red aneas, Posteni


t e n with| x palate
nemavable| posteriq
white n donsa
Chnonic
plaques; tongue
multifocal bunning amgles
sensatiTn, | mouth
asymptom
atic
Red, Angles
issuned| mouth
Lesiens;
innitated,
raw
Angula eeling
cheilitis
Dentune Red, CTnfine
Stomatitis asymptom t

(chxonic atic palatal


atnophic dentune
candidiasis, beaning
dentune sexe mucosa
msuth)

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(candidal
leukoplakia)| that axe mucesa
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asymptem thex
atic keratetic
lesians with
supeximprsed
candidiasis
MucCutanes White Tngue, Raxe;
us plaaues, buccat inhexited x
sme ot mucosa, sporadic
which palate dirpathie
may be immune
nemavable | dysfunctin
:ned axeas
Endocnine White Tengue, Rane;
buccal endrcxine
candidiasis plagues,
syndnomes mest of mucesa, diserdex
which ane | palate develops aften
not candidiasis

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atic

MuCoCutaner White Tongue


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plaques, bucca
STme ok mucosa
which palate
may be
nemovable
;ned aneas
Endocxine- White TonguAe
candidiasis
plaques, bucca
syndnoTmes mast o mucosa
which are palate
nt
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HISTOLOGICAL FEATURES:
.It is diagnesed based on presence of hyphae vr|
pseudshyphae, these a r e vaxying in thein
Length and may shrw bxanthing
The cemmen featuxes axe increased thickness o
paxakeratin on the suntace f the lesien aleng
with elongatisn iepithelial nete nidges.
.The candidal hyphae axe embedded in
parakexatin
.Neutnephilic infiltnation (micnoabcess). Chrenic
inflammatexy cell infiltnate can alse be seen

Fungal pseudehyphae
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-Candidal hyphae

Neutrophils
-Epithelium

-Inflammatory cells

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TREATMENT:
Remaval oi primaxy etislogical factons and
maintenance oi pxepex vral hygiene
In cenventional cases, tapical apd systemic
oj nystatin is dene.
administratien
I n immunssupPressed patient, systemic
administratien f amphatexicin
B and flucenaz«le may be necessa xy

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