Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology · 1986
A comparison between one and two weeks' treatment with bifonazole in pityriasis versicolor.
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Hernández-Pérez E
Аннотация
The mycologic and clinical efficacy and the local tolerance for 1 and 2 weeks of once-daily treatment of sixty cases of pityriasis versicolor with bifonazole 1% cream were studied in a biometrically planned, controlled, double-blind group comparison. The mycologic findings after 2 weeks were negative in all the patients, with the exception of one from the 1-week group. Two weeks later the findings were negative in each case. The evolution of the clinical symptoms was similarly good: after 2 weeks, only two patients in the 2-week group still exhibited scaling. In one case the pruritus, which had disappeared in the course of treatment, reappeared 2 weeks later. The mycosis began to improve within the first week, except in two patients in the 2-week group and one patient in the 1-week group.