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Axillary trichomycosis is a bacterial infection affecting axillary hair due to overgrowth of corynebacteria (predominantly Corynebacterium tenuis). It occurs in all ethnic groups from both temperate and tropical climates but is commoner in men than women. It manifests as yellow, red or black adherent concretions encircling axillary hair shafts.
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Axillary trichomycosis is a bacterial infection affecting axillary hair due to overgrowth of corynebacteria (predominantly Corynebacterium tenuis). It occurs in all ethnic groups from both temperate and tropical climates but is commoner in men than women. It manifests as yellow, red or black adherent concretions encircling axillary hair shafts. |
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