TINAE FACIALISPresented by:

Nurasyikin Binti Alias (C111 09 854)

Rizki Setiawan S (C111 09 352)

Ganesha S.M. Loppies (2008 83 049)

Advisor:

dr. Novriyani Masuku

Supervisor:

dr. Sri Ramayani, Sp.KK

DERMATO-VENEREOLOGY DEPARTMENTMEDICAL FACULTY

HASANUDDIN UNIVERSITY2013

INTRODUCTION• Tinea facialis is a superficial

dermatophyte infection limited to the glabrous skin of face.

• It also called tinea faciei

EPIDEMIOLOGY• The prevalence of dermatophytes skin diseases

in any community depends upon various factors; genetic, social and hygienic standards, occupations, nutritional status, climatic factors, and immunosuppression

• Women > men• Mostly occur in children

ETIOLOGY• Anthropophilic dermatophytes• Zoophilic dermatophytes• Geophilic dermatophytes

• Most common : T. rubrum, T. mentagrophytes and M. canis.

PATHOGENESIS

Adhesion

Penetration

Defense mechanism

PATHOGENESIS

CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS• Commonly asymptomatic.• Erythematous• Itchy and burning sensation, exacerbate with

sunlight exposure• Scaly plaques with or without active borders• Telangiectasia

LABORATORY EXAMINATIONS• KOH examination• Culture• Biopsy

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

Seborrhoid Dermatitis

Clinical findings:• Erythema• Yellow-orange

scaling• Itchy

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

Atopic Dermatitis

Efflorescent:• Papule• Erythema • Vesicle

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSISContact Dermatitis

Efflorescent:• Erythema• Bulla • Necrosis • Demarcated skin

edge

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSISLupus Erythematosus

Efflorescent:• Located

symmetrically • Red macule • Butterfly Rash

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSISRosacea

Efflorescent:• Erythema• Papule• Telangiectasia • Oedema• Pustule

TREATMENT• Anti-fungal topical:

• Naftifine• Terbinafine• Clotrimazole

• Systemic anti-fungal:• Griseofulvin • Itraconazole• Fluconazole

• Hygiene

PROGNOSIS• The prognosis of tinea facialis is good

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Questions

• Hikmah: Cipika-cipiki,, efeknya?