Dermatology Research and Practice · Published 2025-01-01 · DOI 10.1155/drp/1347872
The rising incidence of dermatophytosis, marked by atypical presentations and increasing resistance to treatment, has posed significant challenges to effective clinical management, particularly in regions like Nepal, where localized guidance is limited. In response, a panel of dermatology experts in Nepal conducted a structured literature review and employed a modified Delphi process to develop updated consensus recommendations. These guidelines aim to assist clinicians in making informed decisions regarding diagnosis and treatment, with an emphasis on improving patient outcomes. The consensus highlights key treatment principles, including the potential role of combination therapy and considerations for both localized and more complex presentations of the disease.
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